1. large quantities or amounts of something
Usage: plural form of mass
2. the ordinary people in society, especially those without power or wealth
Usage: often used with ‘the’
3. large numbers of people gathered together

Examples

• The factory produces masses of plastic toys every day.
• The politician promised to represent the masses, not just the wealthy.
• Masses of people gathered in the square to celebrate.
• She had masses of homework to complete over the weekend.
• The revolution was led by the masses against the ruling class.
• Masses of snow blocked the mountain roads.
• The concert attracted masses of fans from across the country.