What is another word for plenteousness?
Pronunciation:
[ plˈɛnti͡əsnəs], [ plˈɛntiəsnəs], [ p_l_ˈɛ_n_t_iə_s_n_ə_s]
Related words: abundance, affluence, plenty, well-off, wealth, richness, wealthiness, affluence
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Synonyms for Plenteousness:
n.
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- rich.
- co piousness,
- ample amount,
- co-piousness,
- ample amounts,
- great deals,
- co piousnesses,
- co-piousnesses.
- abundance,
- plenitude,
- bountifulness,
- comfortables,
- prosperity,
- copiousness,
- teemingness,
- great deal,
- bounteousness.
- loads,
- lots,
- deluge,
- volume,
- enough,
- torrent,
- affluence,
- stacks,
- opulence,
- sufficiency,
- fund,
- oodles,
- wealth,
- masses,
- heaps,
- capacity.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- luxuriousness,
- spate,
- avalanche,
- pot,
- whole slew,
- cornucopia,
- store,
- riot,
- tidy sum,
- profuseness,
- much,
- prevalence,
- oversupply,
- destiny,
- generosity,
- surfeit,
- pregnancy,
- satiety,
- prolificacy,
- raft,
- gush,
- shower,
- mountain,
- sumptuousness,
- accumulation,
- nimiety,
- slew,
- glimpse,
- flock,
- redundance,
- surplus,
- plentitude,
- mass,
- conglomeration,
- mickle,
- load,
- host,
- wad,
- agglomeration,
- mess,
- extravagance,
- bursting,
- quantity,
- hoard,
- peck,
- myriad,
- fertility,
- liberality,
- excess,
- hatful,
- fullness,
- amplitude,
- sight,
- superabundance,
- multitude,
- bundle,
- good deal,
- overflow,
- yield,
- number,
- flood,
- fat,
- lot,
- bonanza,
- repletion,
- productivity,
- lavishness,
- generousness,
- crowd,
- cluster,
- vision,
- over-abundance,
- full measure,
- substantiality,
- mint,
- stack,
- batch,
- exuberance,
- luxuriance,
- prodigality,
- superfluity,
- more than enough,
- glut,
- bargain,
- maximum,
- heap,
- passel,
- pack,
- productiveness,
- muckle,
- flow,
- stream,
- deal,
- fate,
- outpouring,
- luxury,
- plethora,
- profusion,
- mine,
- scads,
- pile,
- richness,
- quite a little,
- bunch,
- whole lot.
How to use "Plenteousness" in context?
In the Bible, "plenteousness" (from Hebrew, "puhlich," meaning "to fill") is a term often translated as "riches" and "abundance." It refers to the Hebrews' sense of having enough to meet their needs, whether physical or spiritual. In Old Testament times, the Hebrews were constantly in danger of becoming impoverished and unable to sustain themselves. God promised to protect them and bring them into a land overflowing with all the good things they could desire. Today, "plenteousness" can still refer to a sense of abundance, prosperity, and well-being.
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- Synonyms:
- accessory, contributive, contributory, helpful, leading, promotive, tending, useful, calculated to produce, productive of.
Nearby words
- plenism
- plenitude
- plenitudinous
- plenteous
- plenteously
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