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plentiful (iou)



plentiful adjective. LME.
[from PLENTY noun + -FUL.]
Present or existing in great plenty; abundant; copious. LME.
as plentiful as blackberries: see BLACKBERRY noun 1.
M. Moorcock Those who remembered when it was plentiful were puritanical about food.
Provided with or yielding abundance; copiously supplied; opulent. Now rare. L15.
Lytton His table plentiful but plain.
Generous, profuse, lavish. M16-E17.
plentifully adverb (a) in plentiful measure or number; copiously; with abundance; (b) rare with fullness of treatment or expression; in detail: LME.
plentifulness noun (a) (now rare) the state or condition of having or yielding abundance; abundant productiveness; (b) abundance, copiousness, plenty: M16.