Definition Synonyms
Definition of plethora - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
excessexcessive amount or number of something
- There is a plethora of options available.
2.
abundancelarge amount, often more than needed
- She has a plethora of ideas for the project.
Expressions with plethora
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large or excessive amount of something
She has a plethora of books in her library.
Origin of plethora
Greek, plethore (fullness)
Examples of plethora in a sentence
The report contains a plethora of data. There's a plethora of options to choose from. A plethora of evidence was presented in court.
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- French:pléthore, ...
- German:Fülle, Überfluss, ...
- Italian:abbondanza, miriade, ...
- Spanish:plétora, ...
- Portuguese:pletora, profusão, ...
- Chinese:过剩, 丰富, ...
- Japanese:過剰, ...
- Arabic:وَفْرَة, فَيْض, ...
- Hebrew:שֶׁפַע, שֶׁפַע, ...
- Russian:изобилие, ...
- Ukrainian:безліч, ...
- Hindi:भरमार, बहुत बड़ी मात्रा, ...
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