Definition for Plenitude:

• a full supply; " there was plenty of food for everyone"

Synonyms for Plenitude:

• n.

  •
  • seethe,
  • bristle with,
  • brim,
  • swarm with,
  • bulge,
  • be bursting/bulging at the seams,
  • be strewn (with),
  • abound,
  • run over,
  • overflow.
  •
  • a lot/lots,
  • a load of/loads of something,
  • all manner of something,
  • a good/great deal of something,
  • quite a few,
  • rich.
  •abundance (noun)
  • co-piousnesses,
  • co-piousness,
  • thrivings,
  • co piousnesses,
  • co piousness,
  • amplenesses.
  •attribute (noun)
  • plenitude,
  • plentitude.
  •bounteousness (noun)
  • ample amount,
  • ample amounts.
  •enough (noun)
  • sufficients,
  • right amounts,
  • ample supplies.
  •entirety (noun)
  • whole ball of wax,
  • entireness,
  • omnitude,
  • undividedness,
  • universality,
  • whole nine yards,
  • whole bit,
  • Collectiveness,
  • absoluteness,
  • omneity,
  • the works,
  • Integrality,
  • Collectivity,
  • comprehensiveness,
  • universalities,
  • Allness,
  • intactness,
  • whole enchilada.
  •exuberance (noun)
  • fulsomenesses,
  • super abundances,
  • lushnesses,
  • luxuriances,
  • super abundance,
  • effusivenesses,
  • teemingnesses,
  • super-abundance,
  • super-abundances.
  •fullness (noun)
  • adequatenesses,
  • dis tensions,
  • curvaceousnesses,
  • dis tension,
  • widenesses,
  • tumescences,
  • extensivenesses,
  • dis-tension,
  • dis-tensions.
  •glut (noun)
  • ex-cess,
  • ex-cesses,
  • ex cess,
  • over supplies,
  • over supply,
  • too muches,
  • nimieties.
  •plenteousness (noun)
  • good deals,
  • de luge,
  • de-luge,
  • de-luges,
  • de luges.
  •plenty (noun)
  • store,
  • mine,
  • plethora,
  • copiousness,
  • affluence,
  • wealth,
  • sufficiency,
  • capacity,
  • peck,
  • mass,
  • avalanche,
  • fund,
  • flood,
  • prosperity,
  • volume,
  • heaps,
  • masses,
  • quantity,
  • lots,
  • deluge,
  • stacks,
  • loads,
  • cornucopia,
  • oodles,
  • luxury,
  • torrent.
  •profusion (noun)
  • great quantity,
  • great quantities,
  • outpouring.
  •satiation (noun)
  • engorgements.
  •surfeit (noun)
  • up to here,
  • bellyfuls,
  • overkill,
  • over-abundance,
  • overplus,
  • over-fullness,
  • over-indulgence,
  • bellyful,
  • Overfullness,
  • up here.
  •wealth (noun)
  • long green,
  • Cornucopias,
  • clover,
  • CLOVERS.

• Other synonyms:

  •adj.
  • amount,
  • excess.
  •n.
  • abundance,
  • adequateness,
  • ampleness,
  • bounteousness,
  • bountifulness,
  • completeness,
  • curvaceousness,
  • distension,
  • effusiveness,
  • engorgement,
  • enough,
  • entirety,
  • excessiveness,
  • exuberance,
  • fruitfulness,
  • full house,
  • fullness,
  • fulsomeness,
  • glut,
  • good deal,
  • great deal,
  • infinitude,
  • lap of luxury,
  • lavishness,
  • lot,
  • lushness,
  • luxuriance,
  • multitude,
  • nimiety,
  • number,
  • opulence,
  • piles,
  • plenteousness,
  • plentifulness,
  • plenty,
  • plenum,
  • profusion,
  • satiation,
  • satiety,
  • saturation,
  • substantiality,
  • surfeit,
  • surplus,
  • teemingness,
  • tumescence,
  • wideness,
  • Extensiveness,
  • mountains,
  • plenums,
  • infinitudes,
  • plena,
  • over-supply,
  • stocks and bonds,
  • ample supply,
  • distensions,
  • great number,
  • over-supplies,
  • right amount,
  • substantialities.

Antonyms for Plenitude:

• n.

  • plenty
    lack, need, inadequacy, poverty, scarcity, want, poorness.
  • Other antonyms:
    streak, touch, scrap, smidgen, meagerness, dram, skimpiness, little, mote, strain, bit, speck, ounce, taste, scantness, ace, molecule, shade, portion, shadow, driblet, morsel, atom, fragment, undersupply, section, pinch, shred, trace, scintilla, ray, whit, piece, lick, modicum, spot, mite, barrenness, glimmer, tittle, particle, scruple, pittance, crumb, shot, iota, drop, jot, nubbin, suspicion, fleck, dot, peanuts, nip, dash, granule, dab, tad, infertility, sterility, hint, mouthful, grain.

Plenitude Sentence Examples:

• Some new plenitude had come to him since Kate had seen him last.

• Her life may be hard and long, she may retain until a very advanced age the plenitude of her vigor, and die splitting wood or turning the mill.

Hyponym for Plenitude:

• n.

  • attribute
    teemingness, copiousness, abundance.