a multitude of
Can "a multitude of" be used with an uncountable noun?

I looked it up in some dictionaries, but only found example sentences in which it was used with countable nouns.

Question

a multitude of
Can "a multitude of" be used with an uncountable noun?

I looked it up in some dictionaries, but only found example sentences in which it was used with countable nouns.

Answer

'Multitude' refers to a large number of anything.
A number implies that whatever we have a multitude of is countable.
Multitude is usually used when referring to a large number of people or a crowd of people.
I can't imagine its use with an uncountable noun.

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