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
plentiful
full of a large quantity or number
economics
resources so plentiful that people can use them without paying

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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