Pronunciation

/plentɪ/ (US) /ˈplenti/ (UK)

Definitions

Noun

Adjective: Characterized by abundance, sufficiency, or plenty. For example: “The garden was plentiful with fresh vegetables.”

• Synonyms: abundant, bountiful, copious, generous, ample

Verb

Adjective: To be or provide in large quantities; to exist in abundance. For example: “The farm provided plentiful crops for the community.”

• Synonyms: abound, be abundant, overflow, teem

Phrases

• “Plentiful supplies” indicates a large amount available.
• “A plentiful harvest” refers to a bountiful crop.
• “Enjoying a plentiful lifestyle” means living comfortably with abundant resources.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The forest offered a plentiful source of firewood.”
• Verb: “The bakery had a plentiful selection of freshly baked bread.”
• Adverb: “Her kindness was plentiful, always going out of her way to help others.”

Synonyms

• Ample
• Bountiful
• Copious
• Generous
• Abundant
• Rich
• Plentiful resources
• Overflowing
• Excessive