adj
plentiful
PLEHN-tihfl
adj
1
Available in large quantities; abundant.
"Fresh fruit is plentiful in the summer months."
"Wildlife is plentiful in the nature reserve."
How to Use Plentiful
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThere's a lot of it — more than enough to go around.
Common pairings
plentiful supply
food is plentiful
Word Forms
plentifuller comparative, plentifuler comparative, more plentiful comparative, plentifullest superlative, plentifulest superlative, most plentiful superlative
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Etymology
From Middle English plentiful, built from plenty + -ful.