plentiful
IPA: pɫˈɛntʌfʌɫ
adjective
- Existing in large number or ample amount.
- Yielding abundance; fruitful.
- (obsolete) Lavish; profuse; prodigal.
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Examples of "plentiful" in Sentences
- Tuna used to be plentiful in the waters.
- Thunderstorms are plentiful in the summer.
- However, the solicitation of funding is plentiful.
- The soil of the area is rich and the water is plentiful.
- Final game programs were in plentiful supply and selling briskly.
- Of course, there's always the sun which normally is in plentiful supply.
- Olive groves are also plentiful although many are uncultivated and overgrown.
- Let's just say they are in plentiful supply and some of them have webbed duck's feet.
- Although it was a much less popular war, photos of American dead were plentiful from the Korean War.
- "[D] oom and desperation are in plentiful supply from page one, and as the novel fades to black, the reader's left with a roster of sadder-but-wiser Americans to contemplate."
- Our daily lives are lived by faith that someone else has performed the necessary experiments to insure our cities are safe, our food in plentiful, and our medicine is reliable.
- Labor is in plentiful supply, especially in the construction industries, and employing it will reduce the burden on the benefits system without placing upward pressure on wages.
- But while recruitment has risen and MBA graduates are in plentiful supply, half of the industry is struggling to find quality candidates with science, technology, engineering and maths skills.
- November 17th, 2009 at 7: 54 pm dp: Our daily lives are lived by faith that someone else has performed the necessary experiments to insure our cities are safe, our food in plentiful, and our medicine is reliable.