plenty

No shortage here

Plenty means a sufficient or abundant quantity—enough and often more than enough.

There's plenty of food for everyone.

We have plenty of time.

As an adverb, plenty intensifies adjectives: plenty good enough, plenty hot outside.

The noun form appears in phrases like land of plenty or horn of plenty, suggesting abundance beyond mere sufficiency.

abundance

cornucopia

Abundance symbol, horn-shaped

surplus · excess · glut · surfeit · overflow · wealth · richness · bounty · lavishness · amplitude

prosperity

affluence

Abundance of money

  • wealthAbundance of valuable resources
  • richesAbundant valuable possessions
  • fortuneWealth or destiny

opulence · luxury · comfort · ease · security · well-being · thriving · flourishing · golden age · boom

sufficiency

enough

Meeting the requirement

satisfactory · acceptable · reasonable · more than enough

harvest

bounty

Reward for capture

fertility · productivity · fecundity · bumper crop · reaping · gathering · windfall · fruits · provisions · stores

generosity

bountiful

Plentiful and generous

munificent · openhanded · unstinting · giving · sharing · largesse · gifts · offerings · beneficence · charity

Categories
Opposites
quantity/abundance

plentyscarcity

Insufficiency of something needed

lack · shortage · dearth · insufficiency · inadequacy

productivity/yield

plentybarrenness

Inability to bear fruit

sterility · infertility · unproductiveness · unfruitfulness · barren

Phrases
Family

plentiful, plenary, aplenty, plenitude, plenteous, plentifulness

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G