plenty
plenty Lexical Profile
plenty Game Scores & Validity
• pronoun
A large or sufficient amount or number; as much or as many as needed (often followed by 'of').
"Make sure to drink plenty of water before we hike up the trail."
• adjective
Existing in or yielding great quantities; abundant or more than sufficient.
"Don't rush to finish your essay, as six weeks is plenty of time to complete the research."
• noun
A state of general abundance, prosperity, or material wealth in which the necessities of life are readily available.
"After years of drought, the region finally enjoyed a season of peace and plenty."
• adverb
Informally, to a very great or entirely sufficient degree; quite or fully.
"The cabin has a small wood stove that keeps the main room plenty warm during the winter."
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Word Origin & Etymology
From Middle English plente, borrowed from Old French plenté, from Latin plenitas ('fullness, abundance'), a derivative of plenus ('full').