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Meanings of plentiful in English

Abundant, fully sufficient or more than adequate in supply for the purpose or needs.

Producing in abundance.

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Usage of plentiful in English
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Now public health can be priority number one-thanksto plentiful number two.
Wired
2
Four key principles can guide the way: Renewable energy is plentiful energy.
Wired
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The great rains had ended; animal skins, meat, and roots were plentiful.
The Disposable Male
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Farmers markets are plentiful and offer another option for great, cheap food.
Climbing Magazine
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The Hills report offers plentiful reasons why they may feel that way.
The Guardian
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Except for the plentiful numbers of Antonius' legionaries, of course, thought Fabiola.
The road to rome: a forgotten legion chronicle
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In contrast, rainfall was plentiful for many western areas of New Zealand.
Radio NZ
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Liquidity is plentiful and we expect this trend to continue, Ng added.
Reuters
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Iron ore has been less affected due to plentiful stocks, traders said.
Reuters
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DV: What I bring to set is my plentiful experience with men!
Ebony
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The potential problems are plentiful: Is the place big enough for everybody?
Reuters
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Marked and unmarked paths are plentiful, though a good map is essential.
The Guardian
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Plywood is plentiful and used worldwide, so supply chain issues are minimal.
Wired
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Fish is very plentiful, and the principal animal food of the inhabitants.
The Life of William Carey, Shoemaker & Missionary
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Dangers were plentiful and often unforgiving, but he understood and accepted them.
Ilse Witch
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Slaves were more plentiful in Connecticut and Rhode Island than in Massachusetts.
Customs and Fashions in Old New England
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United Kingdom
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
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