Meaning & Definition of word "Plenty"

Plenty

/ˈplɛnti/

1. A large or sufficient amount; an abundance.
- Example: There was plenty of food at the party for everyone.
2. A great deal; a large quantity.
- Example: She has plenty of time to finish her project.
3. More than adequate or necessary.
- Example: We have plenty of resources to complete the task.

1. In a great amount or to a great degree.
- Example: The rain fell plenty hard during the storm.
2. Very; a great deal.
- Example: 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.

Meaning: Ton

● Example Sentence: I have a ton of work to do this weekend.

Meaning: Heaps

● Example Sentence: There are heaps of reasons to love summer.