Plenty

/ˈplɛnti/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A large or sufficient amount; an abundance.

There was plenty of food at the party for everyone.

A great deal; a large quantity.

She has plenty of time to finish her project.

More than adequate or necessary.

We have plenty of resources to complete the task.

adverb

In a great amount or to a great degree.

The rain fell plenty hard during the storm.

Very; a great deal.

She was plenty happy with her test results.

Middle English plente, from Old French plenté, from Latin plentia, from plenus (full).

plenty of fish in the sea

There are many other possible partners or opportunities.

plenty to go around

There is enough for everyone.

plenty of time

Sufficient time to do something.

abundant

Existing or occurring in large amounts.

sufficient

Adequate for the purpose.

copious

Large in quantity; abundant.

Ton

I have a ton of work to do this weekend.

Heaps

There are heaps of reasons to love summer.