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Synonyms & Similar Words
abundant
ample
bountiful
copious
plentiful
rich
lavish
profuse
generous
liberal
munificent
luxuriant
fertile
fruitful
prolific
teeming
swarming
thronging
crowded
dense
numerous
manifold
multiple
varied
diverse
extensive
vast
expansive
broad
wide
capacious
spacious
commodious
roomy
profusive
opulent
sumptuous
riotous
exuberant
unrestrained
unbridled
unchecked
uncontrolled
unstinted
unsparing
unconstrained
unconfined
unbounded
infinite
endless
limitless
measureless
immeasurable
incalculable
countless
innumerable
numerous
multitudinous
populous
swarming
thronging
dense
crowded
packed
jammed
crammed
congested
overflowing
brimming
teeming
swarming.
Meaning of Plentiful
Existing in large quantities or amounts
Definitions
- Having a generous or liberal supply of something
- Characterized by abundance or richness
- Having more than enough of something to meet needs or demands
- Describing a situation or condition where resources are ample or plentiful
Example Uses
- The city's market offered a plentiful supply of fresh produce, making it a popular destination for shoppers.
- The company's plentiful resources allowed it to expand its operations and hire more employees.
- The plentiful rainfall during the spring season ensured a bountiful harvest for the farmers.
- The plentiful opportunities available in the city made it an attractive place for young professionals to start their careers.
- The hotel's plentiful amenities, including a pool and fitness center, made it a great choice for travelers.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
scant
scarce
sparse
meager
lean
thin
slight
small
limited
restricted
confined
inadequate
insufficient
deficient
lacking
wanting
needing
poor
impoverished
depleted
exhausted
drained
emptied
bare
barren
desolate
unfertile
unfruitful
barren
sterile
unproductive
useless
worthless
valueless
insignificant
negligible
imperceptible
inconsequential
inconspicuous
obscure
unnoticed
unseen
unheard
unfelt
unperceived.