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plenty
noun as in much, abundance
Example Sentences
Another replied concerned for the generated animals' welfare, adding "there are plenty of dogs sitting in animal shelters who would like to have a nice home".
It “has plenty of ammunition in the form of FX reserves if it feels the need to intervene further,” the economist said.
Guehi, a proven Premier League defender with personality, speed and plenty of good decisions, is seen as the kind of stabilising presence who can challenge immediately for minutes.
MarketWatch looked at the performances of 84 major tech stocks and found plenty of red, as 63 of those stocks had suffered month-to-date declines through Wednesday’s close on a total-return basis.
On Thursday, Yorkshire Water said that the current hosepipe ban is expected to end "within the next few weeks" and earlier than initially thought as there has been plenty of rain.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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