What is another word for plenteous?
348 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ plˈɛnti͡əs], [ plˈɛntiəs], [ p_l_ˈɛ_n_t_iə_s]
Plenteous is a word that describes something that is abundant or plentiful. There are several synonyms for plenteous, including ample, copious, bountiful, plentiful, abundant, and generous. Ample refers to a quantity that is sufficient or more than enough. Copious is used to describe something that is abundant in quantity and often refers to something that is flowing or pouring out. Bountiful describes something that is generous, plentiful, and often given freely. The word plentiful refers to a large, abundant quantity or supply. When something is abundant, it is plentiful, and there is plenty of it available. Finally, generous describes something that is abundant and given without reserve.
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Similar words for plenteous:
- abounding (adjective)
- abundant (adjective)
- all (adjective)
- ample (adjective)
- bountiful (adjective)
- copious (adjective)
- enough (adjective)
- exuberant (adjective)
- fertile (adjective)
- fruitful (adjective)
- full (adjective)
- generous (adjective)
- luxuriant (adjective)
- much (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- plentiful/plenty (adjective)
- replete (adjective)
- rich (adjective)
- sufficient (adjective)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Plenteous:
adj.
• abounding (adjective) • abundant (adjective) • all (adjective) • ample (adjective) • bountiful (adjective) • copious (adjective) • enough (adjective)- sick tired of,
- de-cent,
- more bellyful,
- most sufficing,
- most bellyful,
- de cent,
- more sufficing,
- enough already,
- un-limited,
- un limited.
- more breeding,
- most bearing,
- most childing,
- more pubescent,
- most procreant,
- most vegetative,
- more generative,
- more vegetative,
- more feracious,
- most puberal,
- breediest,
- most spawning,
- most breeding,
- loamiest,
- more puberal,
- most generative,
- loamier,
- most uberous,
- most pubescent,
- hebetic,
- breedier,
- more proliferant,
- more spawning,
- most feracious,
- more bearing,
- more hebetic,
- more uberous,
- Procreant,
- more childing,
- most proliferant,
- most hebetic,
- flowing with milk honey,
- more procreant,
- vegetative.
- most blossoming,
- most propagating,
- wellspent,
- more reproducing,
- more well-spent,
- more fructiferous,
- more blossoming,
- more wellspent,
- re producing,
- re-warding,
- most well spent,
- more propagating,
- most wellspent,
- most reproducing,
- re warding,
- re-producing,
- more well spent,
- well spent,
- most fructiferous,
- most well-spent,
- fruitful.
- more jam packed,
- more clocklike,
- most particularized,
- more surfeited,
- sated,
- all inclusive,
- more stocked,
- allinclusive,
- most stocked,
- more imbued,
- more brimful,
- more particularized,
- in tact,
- most jam packed,
- de-tailed,
- more weighted,
- most satiated,
- in-tact,
- more gorged,
- most clocklike,
- most crammed,
- most jam-packed,
- most suffused,
- choater,
- most weighted,
- most imbued,
- de tailed,
- more crammed,
- chock full,
- more jam-packed,
- more plethoric,
- more suffused,
- more satiated,
- un-abridged,
- most plethoric,
- most sated,
- un abridged,
- most surfeited,
- choatest,
- more glutted,
- most glutted,
- most gorged,
- more sated,
- satiated,
- chockfull.
- scads,
- most lotsa,
- more everywhere,
- heapsest,
- loadser,
- scadser,
- more lotsa,
- scadsest,
- most everywhere,
- heapser,
- many,
- loadsest,
- more mega,
- most mega.
- weighted,
- up to here,
- with child,
- coming out of ears,
- bellyful,
- Choate,
- thick with,
- pubescent,
- a mess of,
- copious,
- bringing forth,
- rich,
- well-endowed,
- a lot of,
- ample,
- Proliferous,
- abounding,
- packed like sardines,
- generous,
- very many,
- Uberous,
- lousy with,
- full up,
- aplenty,
- had it,
- well-provided,
- no end,
- bumper,
- sick and tired of,
- Childing,
- plethoric,
- sufficient,
- proliferant,
- running over,
- flowing with milk and honey,
- generative,
- much,
- fructiferous,
- LOTSA,
- affluent,
- bountiful,
- loamy,
- alive with,
- blow by blow,
- full,
- exuberant,
- enough,
- well endowed,
- Feracious,
- overfed,
- abundant,
- crawling with,
- well-spent,
- Clocklike,
- breedy,
- all right already,
- no end of,
- fertile,
- luxuriant,
- stinking with,
- plentiful,
- cup runs over with,
- plate is full of,
- Puberal,
- stink with,
- Mega,
- jammed full,
- up here,
- rolling in,
- bounteous.
- more wellprovided,
- most thronged,
- most well provided,
- more well-provided,
- more overfed,
- wellprovided,
- most overfed,
- more thronged,
- most wellprovided,
- more well provided,
- well provided,
- thronged,
- most well-provided.
n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- strong,
- rampant,
- plenty,
- robust,
- wholesale,
- seminal,
- unmeasured,
- independent,
- superabundant,
- abundance,
- opulent,
- extravagant,
- epidemic,
- maximal,
- fecund,
- chock-full,
- numerous,
- replete,
- bottomless,
- swarming,
- unstinted,
- diffuse,
- pregnant,
- prodigal,
- effuse,
- thriving,
- fat,
- choke-full,
- well-stocked,
- Stintless,
- creation,
- lush,
- hearty,
- bursting,
- flourishing,
- luxurious,
- flush,
- intense,
- riotous,
- dynamic,
- rank,
- complete,
- sizeable,
- prevailing,
- teeming,
- deep,
- sumptuous,
- mature,
- sizable,
- well-planned,
- Fructuous,
- prevalent,
- freehanded,
- prolific,
- inexhaustible,
- productive,
- perfect,
- dense,
- rife,
- without stint.
How to use "Plenteous" in context?
Plenteous means ample, profuse, or having a great supply. This word can be used to describe things like food, water, or money. Plentiful can mean having an abundant supply of something, while bountiful means having an especially large supply of something. When used adjectivally, the word bountiful can describe something as being wonderfully generous.
When people hear the word "plenteous," they might think of being afriad of being too full or of not having enough. However, when used positively, this word can describe something as being plenty sufficient or possessing a lot of a particular item.
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