Synonym: assorted, diversified, many, numerous, some, various. Similar words: severe, severely, overall, seventh, mineral, after all, liberal, federal. Meaning: ['sevrəl] 
adj. 1. considered individually 2. distinct and individual 3. (used with count nouns) of an indefinite number more than 2 or 3 but not many.
adj. 1. considered individually 2. distinct and individual 3. (used with count nouns) of an indefinite number more than 2 or 3 but not many. 
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31. I've met him on several occasions.
32. The table is available in several different heights.
33. He has been out of condition for several weeks.
34. There are several gaps in the record.
35. We were lovers for several years.
36. The roof is leaking in several places.
37. Several people came by to welcome me.
38. She has lived through several terrible accidents.
39. His presidential campaign won endorsement from several celebrities.
40. There were several kids lolling around outside the club.
41. Several companies remained in the bidding.
42. Strauss set several of Mackay's lyrics to music.
43. The dentist picked away several instruments.
44. The development of this industry will take several years.
45. This clock has outlasted several owners.
46. Several children were pushed over in the stampede.
47. Several sailors were straining at the rope.
48. He has been there several times to my knowledge.
49. I have met him several times.
50. Several watchmen police the factory at night.
51. The family lived in misery for several years.
52. She was stabbed several times in the chest.Sentence dictionary
53. Several men are awaiting trial for robbery.
54. Several experts will participate as technical advisers.
55. Nurses have several years of training.
56. The sentence may be given several interpretations.
57. She has written several books on management.
58. Several large trees overhang the path.
59. The Roman Empire existed for several centuries.
60. Several of us went to the theatre yesterday.
More similar words: severe, severely, overall, seventh, mineral, after all, liberal, federal, funeral, over and over, literally, in general, ever, never, every, fever, ever so, however, for ever, everyone, reverse, ever since, every other, every bit, coverage, the general public, in every way, every time, never mind, whatsoever.