plentiful
ˈplɛntɪfəl
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Definition of plentiful - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
large amountexisting in large numbers or amounts
  • Fruit is plentiful in the summer.
abundant copious
2.
fruitfulyielding a large amount or number
  • The apple trees were plentiful this season.
abundant bountiful
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Origin of plentiful

Latin, plenus (full) + -ful (full of)

Terms with plentiful included in their meaning

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plentiful
sufficiently abundant or ample
plentiful amount
present or existing in very large amounts
redundant action
take something to a place where it is already plentiful
business
wealth or a plentiful amount of resources
abundance
plentiful supply of something valuable or useful
abundance
similar things are plentiful
economics
resources so plentiful that people can use them without paying
abundance
plentiful or copious in amount

Examples of plentiful in a sentence

  • Water was plentiful after the rain.
  • Rainfall was plentiful during the growing season.
  • The valley's plentiful harvest fed nearby towns.

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  1. French:abondant, prolifique, ...
  2. German:reichlich, ergiebig, ...
  3. Italian:abbondante, ricco, ...
  4. Spanish:abundante, prolífico, ...
  5. Portuguese:abundante, ...
  6. Chinese:丰富的, 丰硕的, ...
  7. Japanese:豊富な, 多産な, ...
  8. Arabic:وافِر, وَفير, ...
  9. Hebrew:שׁוֹפֵעַ, פּוֹרֶה, ...
  10. Russian:обильный, урожайный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:рясний, урожайний, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रचुर, ...

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