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plenty

Pronunciation: [ˈplɛnti]

Word

Learn how to use plenty in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “quantity”

(noun) a large amount of something. When you have plenty of something, it means you have enough or even more than enough, like having a lot of toys or snacks.

Example

We had plenty of food at the party, so everyone was happy.

Example

There wasn't plenty of time left for us to finish the game.

Example

Do you have plenty of pencils for your homework?

Context: “quantity”

(adjective) more than enough of something. It describes how there is a lot of something available, like when you say there's plenty of space in a room or plenty of time to play.

Example

There was plenty of room for everyone to sit at the table.

Example

There isn't plenty of sunlight in the classroom, so the plants are not growing well.

Example

Is there plenty of time before we need to leave?

How to pronounce plenty

Pronunciation: [ˈplɛnti]

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