sundry

adjective

sun·dry | \ ˈsən-drē

Definition of sundry

(Entry 1 of 2)

: miscellaneous, various sundry articles

sundry

pronoun, plural in construction

Definition of sundry (Entry 2 of 2)

: an indeterminate number recommended for reading by all and sundry— Edward Huberman

Examples of sundry in a Sentence

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Over the years sundry government reports have detailed how California’s environmental regulation has limited tree trimming and increased wildfire risk, only to have the reports discarded on the political ash heap amid opposition from the left. — The Editorial Board, WSJ, "Gavin Newsom’s Fire Alarm," 24 Mar. 2019 Sans facts, the media used the Times report as a peg to reprise the various and sundry Trump-Russia connections that so far add up to pencil dots without a collusion narrative. — The Editorial Board, WSJ, "How About Some Russia Facts?," 14 Jan. 2019 There are at least 85 such sundry shops in an area spanning just a little more than 7.4 square miles. — Marek Mazurek, BostonGlobe.com, "In Lawrence, bodegas now carry healthier options," 9 July 2018 Now in its 65th year, the Old Mission Beach Athletic Club’s annual Over-the-Line beach-softball blowout has a longstanding reputation for inviting all and sundry for a walk on the bawdy side. — Karla Peterson, sandiegouniontribune.com, "Over-the-Line's Miss Emerson Contest isn't what you think it is," 13 July 2018 On one side is music from the Faenza Codex of around 1420, a collection of transcriptions of sundry vocal compositions that is one of the earliest repositories of keyboard music. — Joshua Kosman, SFChronicle.com, "CD review: ‘Codex’ by Bruce Brubaker," 11 July 2018 Sacramento's sundry restrictions on recyclables are the result of a chain reaction stretching from China to Northern California, as The Sacramento Bee reported in March. — Jordan Cutler-tietjen, sacbee, "Do you take recycling seriously? Here's how Sacramento's waste rules are changing," 10 July 2018 Nike has the perfect solution for your sundry-carrying woes: Fanny pack slides. — Megan Mccluskey, Time, "Nike Wants Fanny Pack Pool Slides to Be the Shoe of the Summer," 31 May 2018 The summer garden gala is a tradition prized as a rare opportunity for thousands of ordinary Brits to mingle with various and sundry royals in the beautiful palace gardens, as a reward for their charity work or achievements. — Maria Puente, USA TODAY, "Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan beam at first post-royal wedding appearance," 22 May 2018

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