plenty
ˈplɛnti
plenties
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Definition of plenty - Reverso English Dictionary

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Noun

1.
quantitylarge number or amount of something
  • We have plenty of options to choose from.
abundance profusion
2.
abundanceample supplies of wealth or resources
  • The land promised plenty to its settlers.
abundance profusion

Adverb

1.
intensifierused to emphasize the degree of a quality
  • The movie was plenty exciting for everyone.
extremely highly very
2.
degreemore than sufficiently or adequately
  • She was plenty happy with the results.
abundantly amply
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Expressions with plenty

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abundance available
With plenty to go around, no one felt left out.
without any lack or shortage
They had food in plenty for the entire trip.
imaginary place with endless food, wealth, and opportunities
Many dream of finding a land of plenty.
cornucopia symbolizing abundance and prosperity
The horn of plenty was overflowing with fruits.
surrounded by abundance but lacking essentials
He felt lonely in the midst of plenty.
a large quantity of something
There is plenty of food for everyone at the party.

Origin of plenty

Latin, plenus (full)

Terms with plenty included in their meaning

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abundance
having plenty of items available
nutritionally satisfied
having received plenty of good food
careful design
carefully designed with plenty of forethought
time
there is still plenty of time left in the evening
abundance
having plenty or more than enough of something
abundance
having plenty of something, not lacking
great plenty
abundance of desirable qualities or experiences
funded
having plenty of money for a purpose

Examples of plenty in a sentence

  • Plenty of time remains to finish the project.
  • The harvest brought plenty to the village.
  • There was plenty for everyone at the feast.
  • The dessert was plenty sweet for my taste.
  • She's plenty capable of handling the situation.
  • He was plenty excited about the upcoming trip.

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  1. French:abondance, très, ...
  2. German:Fülle, sehr, ...
  3. Italian:abbondanza, molto, ...
  4. Spanish:abundancia, bastante, ...
  5. Portuguese:abundância, muito, ...
  6. Chinese:大量, 非常, ...
  7. Japanese:たくさん, 非常に, ...
  8. Arabic:وَفْرَة, جِدًّا, ...
  9. Hebrew:שֶׁפַע, הַרְבֵּה, ...
  10. Russian:множество, очень, ...
  11. Ukrainian:багато, дуже, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रचुरता, बहुत, ...
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