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Meanings of plethora in English
Portuguese
superabundância Catalan
plètora Synonyms
Examples for "embarrassment"
Examples for "embarrassment"
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The resolution has no practical consequences other than political embarrassment for Borissov.
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Suddenly in the midst of the general embarrassment my godfather exclaimed brutally:
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The General felt her embarrassment and busied himself in stirring the fire.
4
In Turkey, the crisis in Syria is much more than an embarrassment.
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It will be a great embarrassment to the USA, the tweet said.
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With him, sincerity in art was a fetish; in life, a superfluity.
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They might seem therefore to be both a superfluity and an incumbrance.
3
Now and again the superfluity of ashes encroached on the live coals.
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The vacuity and the superfluity are thus partially compensated by each other.
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We have all that in common, the accusation of senescence and superfluity.
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This overplus, deducting the expenses, is real wealth added to the land.
2
In overplus of strength we have the measure of a man's greatness.
3
Nature must therefore have provided some place for the escape of the overplus.
4
We were restless and untrained, with an overplus of spirits difficult to control.
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Thou wilt not have one farthing overplus at death and judgment.
Usage of plethora in English
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A plethora of genetic association analyses have identified several genetic risk loci.
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Simon's story is surely fitting with 2017's plethora of airline horror stories.
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Thus the resulting plethora of humanoid-inhabited planets in various stages of development.
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There's a plethora of great graphics that you can send as images.
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It's a marquee staple that brings together basketball's plethora of different cultures.
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But a plethora of regulations has essentially made e-cigarettes illegal in Australia.
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As well as the plethora of physical sculptures… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Cell lines are better suited for analysis of a plethora of mutations.
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But the route, as hoped, provided a plethora of opportunities for publicity.
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There are a plethora of ways to honor MLK's legacy on Monday.
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Naturally, there were a plethora of methods for calculating what that was.
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The intestines of our mountains are gorged with precious ore to plethora.
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Philadelphia has always had a plethora of Medical Journals and dogmatic doctors.
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Levi Harrell Lodging Decin has a plethora of hotels and Airbnb options.
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Jozi has a plethora of posh, upmarket suburbs to rival Cape Town's.
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However, their key priorities each contain a plethora of different projects and policies.
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Plethora through the time
Plethora across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare