Definition
plenty: a lot of, an abundance of, many, much; enough, sufficient
There are five beers in the refrigerator, that should be plenty for one person. I'm sure that will be enough.
There was alcohol, and plenty of it. There really was a lot of drink at the party!
I already have plenty to do today. I'm not looking for any more work!
plentiful: abundant, numerous, copious, in large quantity
I have a plentiful supply of gin at home. There are over eighty bottles.
- "Get some rest, and drink plenty of fluids."
- "The third property has plenty of storage space."
- "He has plenty of room in the backyard!"
- "Dad : Oh believe me, I grew up with grandpa Xavier, and plenty of people think he's weird."
- "There are plenty of other alternatives."
- "I would like the main bedroom to have direct access to the bathroom and plenty of storage space."
- "Take plenty of reading material!"
- "I've got plenty of other Scottish things planned for today: I've got a full-sized replica of the Loch Ness monster in the parking lot, and Brian mentioned that he'd like to try on some dresses with you later."
- "Dad : Oh, believe me, I grew up with Grandpa Xavier, and plenty of people think he's weird."
- "Jason : We have plenty of other vacancies too: shrimp catchers, for example."
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