Plentiful

/ˈplɛntɪfəl/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Present in great quantity; abundant.

After the rains, the garden was plentiful with blooms.

Existing or available in large amounts.

The region is plentiful in natural resources, making it a great place for mining.

Characterized by a large supply; copious.

The harvest this year was plentiful, leading to lower food prices at the market.

From Middle English 'plentif', from Old French 'plentif', from 'plenté' meaning 'fullness'.

plentiful resources

Resources that are available in great abundance.

plentiful supply

An ample amount of goods or materials.

abundance

A very large quantity of something.

bounty

A large amount of something, typically given generously.

sufficiency

The condition of being adequate or sufficient.

A lot of something.

There was plenty of snacks at the party.

Tons of; very many.

We had plenty of fun during the trip.