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Meanings of very plentiful in English
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Usage of very plentiful in English
1
Fish is very plentiful, and the principal animal food of the inhabitants.
2
Penguins are very plentiful, and of these there are four different kinds.
3
But at that time travellers were not very plentiful in Southern Skåne.
4
The beautiful wood duck, now almost extinct in California, was very plentiful.
5
Fish were very plentiful, and Charley said he had seen a crocodile.
6
It seems to be very plentiful here; it even grows by the roadside.
7
The food was well cooked, and in a very plentiful supply.
8
The salmon-berry also is very plentiful, growing in dense prickly tangles.
9
Game was very plentiful, but impossible to capture in the open.
10
In the season, we had wild berries which were very plentiful.
11
Poultry of all kinds is very plentiful, and fish are taken in abundance.
12
The dews are very plentiful, advantageously supplying the place of rain.
13
Much of my time was spent in trapping quails, which were very plentiful.
14
Where buffalo were very plentiful the number of skinners was increased.
15
These patrol boats were very plentiful off the Virginia Capes at that time.
16
Both this sort, and another that frequents the Salt Water, are very plentiful.
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Very plentiful through the time
Very plentiful across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common