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单词 plenitude
释义

plenitude

noun

plen·​i·​tude ˈple-nə-ˌtüd How to pronounce plenitude (audio)
-ˌtyüd
1
: the quality or state of being full : completeness
2
: a great sufficiency : abundance

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Plenitude was first recorded in English during the 15th century and ultimately comes to us from "plenus," the Latin word for "full." "Plenus" has also given us "plenty," which in turn influenced a variation on "plenitude": "plentitude." Some usage commentators have objected to "plentitude," but it has been in use since the early 1600s and has appeared in the works of such writers as Henry James and Sir Walter Scott. Both words are used in the same sorts of contexts, but "plentitude" is not used as frequently as "plenitude."

Synonyms

  • abundance
  • barrel
  • basketful
  • boatload
  • bucket
  • bunch
  • bundle
  • bushel
  • carload
  • chunk
  • deal
  • dozen
  • fistful
  • gobs
  • good deal
  • heap
  • hundred
  • lashings [chiefly British]
  • lashins
  • loads
  • lot
  • mass
  • mess
  • mountain
  • much
  • multiplicity
  • myriad
  • oodles
  • pack
  • passel
  • peck
  • pile
  • plateful
  • plentitude
  • plenty
  • pot
  • potful
  • profusion
  • quantity
  • raft
  • reams
  • scads
  • sheaf
  • shipload
  • sight
  • slew
  • spate
  • stack
  • store
  • ton
  • truckload
  • volume
  • wad
  • wealth
  • yard
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Example Sentences

She has gathered a plenitude of information on the topic. there's a plenitude of natural beauty in the state
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Word History

Etymology

Middle English, borrowed from Anglo-French & Latin; Anglo-French, borrowed from Latin plēnitūdō, from plēnus "full" + -i- -i- + -tūdō -tude — more at full entry 1

First Known Use

15th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1

plenitude

noun

1
as in loads
a considerable amount there's a plenitude of natural beauty in the state

Synonyms & Similar Words

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  • loads
  • plenty
  • ton
  • slew
  • hundred
  • wealth
  • dozen
  • abundance
  • quantity
  • deal
  • lot
  • bunch
  • chunk
  • pile
  • much
  • plentitude
  • raft
  • myriad
  • bundle
  • multiplicity
  • stack
  • profusion
  • oodles
  • scads
  • basketful
  • volume
  • gobs
  • heap
  • plateful
  • mountain
  • truckload
  • yard
  • boatload
  • bucket
  • mass
  • reams
  • fistful
  • sheaf
  • peck
  • bushel
  • sight
  • good deal
  • carload
  • pack
  • shipload
  • lashings
  • spate
  • passel
  • store
  • all kinds (of)
  • pot
  • thousands
  • barrel
  • potful
  • mess
  • wad
  • quite a bit
  • superabundance
  • multitude
  • overabundance
  • surplus
  • lashins
  • surfeit
  • plethora
  • flood
  • excess
  • score
  • superfluity
  • sea
  • overmuch
  • million
  • rash
  • plague
  • bonanza
  • oversupply
  • bevy
  • overflow
  • host
  • embarrassment
  • deluge
  • epidemic
  • redundancy
  • crowd
  • throng
  • swarm
  • overage
  • overkill
  • horde
  • flock
  • army
  • legion
  • cram
  • zillion
  • press
  • trillion
  • crush
  • herd
  • drove
  • mob
  • gazillion
  • jillion
  • kazillion

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • taste
  • spot
  • handful
  • shade
  • hint
  • touch
  • bit
  • trace
  • modicum
  • ray
  • particle
  • suspicion
  • sprinkling
  • grain
  • shadow
  • ounce
  • scruple
  • glimmer
  • pittance
  • molecule
  • atom
  • fragment
  • pinch
  • mouthful
  • speck
  • strain
  • smattering
  • mote
  • mite
  • peanuts
  • sprinkle
  • shred
  • scintilla
  • streak
  • dram
  • lick
  • iota
  • dot
  • ace
  • whit
  • absence
  • scrap
  • dab
  • granule
  • crumb
  • tad
  • nip
  • smidgin
  • portion
  • jot
  • tittle
  • lack
  • little
  • scarcity
  • morsel
  • dash
  • smidgeon
  • paucity
  • smidgen
  • driblet
  • section
  • piece
  • shortage
  • dearth
  • flyspeck
  • smidge
  • smatter
  • fleck
  • drop
  • poverty
  • deficiency
  • insufficiency
  • shot
  • nubbin
  • inadequacy
  • famine
  • meagerness
  • deficit
  • scarceness
  • scantiness
  • want
  • undersupply
  • skimpiness
  • scantness
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2
as in abundance
an amount or supply more than sufficient to meet one's needs a plenitude of food for the dinner party

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • abundance
  • plenty
  • wealth
  • plentitude
  • superabundance
  • plethora
  • sufficiency
  • cornucopia
  • feast
  • competence
  • adequacy
  • embarrassment of riches
  • surplus
  • amplitude
  • competency
  • copiousness
  • richness
  • liberality
  • surfeit
  • excess
  • fecundity
  • fruitfulness
  • opulence
  • fertility
  • superfluity
  • luxuriance
  • superfluousness
  • ampleness
  • lavishness
  • overdose
  • overflow
  • oversupply
  • overkill
  • redundancy

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • deficiency
  • insufficiency
  • scarcity
  • paucity
  • inadequacy
  • poverty
  • undersupply
  • sterility
  • barrenness
  • infertility
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