Meanings of plentitude in English

Creator made room for Yod in the plentitude of uncreated Light, 772-u.

Ida shuddered, remembering the plentitude of water and towels at The Knoll.

In fact, a plentitude of resources makes the city interesting to the tourist.

That combination of plentitude, ineptitude, and importance proved a natural target for ambitious chemists.

There is a marvelous plentitude of baubles to look at.

He writes about the sudden and flourishing plentitude of wildlife.

But he had two faults; faults which frequently accompany the plentitude of power,-crueltyand selfishness.

Pressed to further detail, however, he admitted a confusing plentitude of woods, hills and farmhouses.

Of her former plentitude of happiness, that brief visit was all that remained to the unfortunate.

Two stores in particular furnish most of this plentitude: Bed Bath & Beyond and the Container Store.

Green grass, actual green grass, covered its floor and wild oats grew on the hillsides in fair plentitude.

With all the plentitude of provisions, and many things, which, at the time, seemed luxuries, we were not quite happy.

What is happiness if it is not this plentitude of existence, this close union with the universal and divine life?

He had now recovered, and was in the plentitude of his strength, and I astonished him by striking the first blow.

Kelly calls this the "fax effect" or the law of plentitude, and he considers it an extraordinarily radical notion.

In plentitude, you find chocolate-colored faces sparingly featured with small, cutter edges, or soaring thin cracks on huge faces glowing with lichen.