plentitude

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plentitude

The table displayed a plentitude of fresh fruits and vegetables.

Definition

Noun: 1. A full or abundant supply; an ample amount. This word describes a state of having more than enough of something, often implying a satisfying or complete quantity.

Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • The market offered a plentitude of fresh fruits and vegetables.
    • She faced the challenge with a plentitude of courage and determination.
    • The artist's work is admired for its plentitude of creative ideas.
Advanced Usage
  • "A plentitude of": This is the standard prepositional phrase used with the noun. It is a more formal or literary alternative to "a lot of," "plenty of," or "an abundance of."
    • The library boasts a plentitude of rare manuscripts.
Variants and Related Words
  • Plenitude (noun): This is the more common and standard spelling of the word. "Plentitude" is a recognized variant.
  • Plenty (noun/adverb): A more common word meaning a large or sufficient amount. ("We have plenty of time.")
  • Plentiful (adjective): Existing in great quantity; abundant. ("The harvest was plentiful.")
Synonyms
  • Abundance
  • Ample supply
  • Copiousness
  • Profusion
  • Wealth
Antonyms
  • Scarcity
  • Lack
  • Shortage
  • Dearth
  • Paucity
plentitude

The table displayed a plentitude of fresh fruits and vegetables.

Noun
  1. a full supply
    • there was plenty of food for everyone