myriad
Colloquial/ˈmɪr.i.əd/n./adj. (inflationary)
Etym.from Greek for ten thousand, adopted into English as a poetic numeral and repurposed in boardroom rhetoric circa 2012 by a consultant seeking the illusion of scale, see Langford 2016 Rhetorics of Abundance.
A deliberately imprecise quantifier used to imply large scale while avoiding any countable commitment.
'We are targeting a myriad of market segments in H2' - Q2 Strategy Offsite notes