plenteous

/'plentiful/ Cách viết khác : (plenteous) /'plentjəs/
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plenteous

The farmer surveyed his plenteous harvest of ripe grapes.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Existing in or yielding great quantity; abundant, ample, copious: The word "plenteous" describes something that is present in large amounts, more than enough to meet needs or desires. It emphasizes generous supply and plentifulness.
Usage
  • "Plenteous" is a formal or literary adjective used to describe resources, harvests, supplies, or abstract qualities that are abundant.
  • It is typically used attributively (before a noun) or predicatively (after a linking verb like "be" or "seem").
  • It conveys a sense of generous profusion and is often used in positive contexts.
Examples
  • The river provided a plenteous supply of fish for the village.
  • After the rains, the fields yielded a plenteous harvest of wheat.
  • She was blessed with plenteous opportunities to advance her career.
  • The region is known for its plenteous natural resources.
Advanced Usage
  • "Plenteous in": Used to specify the nature of the abundance.
    • The land was plenteous in minerals and fertile soil.
  • Literary/Archaic Use: More common in historical or poetic texts than in everyday modern speech, where "plentiful" is often preferred.
Variants and Related Words
  • Plentiful (adj): The more common modern synonym, meaning existing in large amounts.
    • The evidence was plentiful.
  • Plenteousness (n): The state or quality of being plenteous (archaic/formal).
    • They gave thanks for the plenteousness of the harvest.
Synonyms
  • Abundant: Existing in large quantities.
  • Ample: Enough or more than enough; plentiful.
  • Copious: Abundant in supply or quantity.
  • Bountiful: Large in quantity; abundant.
  • Profuse: Especially of something offered or discharged, very abundant.
Antonyms
  • Scarce: Insufficient for the demand; rare.
  • Sparse: Thinly dispersed or scattered; meager.
  • Insufficient: Not enough; inadequate.
  • Deficient: Lacking in some necessary quality or element.
Related Idioms and Phrases
  • A plenteous harvest: A common collocation, especially in agricultural or biblical contexts, meaning an exceptionally large and fruitful yield.
    • The farmers celebrated a plenteous harvest this year.
plenteous

The farmer surveyed his plenteous harvest of ripe grapes.

Adjective
  1. affording an abundant supply
    • had ample food for the party
    • copious provisions
    • food is plentiful
    • a plenteous grape harvest
    • a rich supply

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