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plentiful
This term conveys a sense of abundance that is satisfying or sufficient for a specific need. It suggests a comfortable surplus rather than an overwhelming or excessive amount, often carrying a positive connotation of prosperity or richness.
In practical usage, it frequently describes natural resources, harvests, or opportunities. While similar to "abundant," it often feels more grounded in physical availability and utility, describing things that are readily accessible and available in large quantities.
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Examples
Fresh vegetables are plentiful in the local markets during the summer.
We have plentiful evidence to support the theory.
Rainfall was plentiful this year, leading to a record harvest.
The ancient empire had plentiful gold and silver mines.
Don't worry about the snacks, they are plentiful.
Opportunities for growth are plentiful in this industry.
I hope the fish are plentiful at the lake this weekend.
The library offers plentiful resources for students conducting research.
There is a plentiful supply of clean water in the valley.