plenitude — a large or sufficient amount; abundance
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a large or sufficient amount; abundance
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈplenɪtuːd/
Korean meaning: 풍부함, 충분한 양, 다량
Korean pronunciation: **플**레니튜드
Example Sentences
- The buffet offered such a plenitude of desserts that I couldn't decide which one to try first
- The library contained a plenitude of ancient manuscripts
- My grandmother's garden always produced a plenitude of tomatoes that she couldn't even give away
plenitude
NOUN//ˈplenɪtuːd//
a large or sufficient amount; abundance
The farmer displays a plenitude of fresh produce at market
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Plenitude breeds gratitude, not a bitter attitude
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Origin
From Latin 'plenitude' derived from 'plenus' meaning 'full' or 'complete'. The word entered English through Old French and Latin, referring to the state of being full or abundant.
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“The buffet offered such a plenitude of desserts that I couldn't decide which one to try first”
“The library contained a plenitude of ancient manuscripts”
“My grandmother's garden always produced a plenitude of tomatoes that she couldn't even give away”
“The conference provided a plenitude of networking opportunities”
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