Plenty is an English word with synonyms like deal or batch. Below you'll find 10+ example sentences showing how it's used in practice.
Plenty in a sentence
Related words
Plenty meaning
A more-than-adequate amount; plenitude.
Synonyms of Plenty
Using Plenty
- The main meaning on this page is: A more-than-adequate amount; plenitude.
- Useful related words include: plentifulness, heap, hatful, great deal.
- In the example corpus, plenty often appears in combinations such as: plenty of, are plenty, and plenty.
Example sentences (20)
The dress — made by Mugler — retails for around $1,500 and shows off plenty of leg, plenty of torso and plenty of the breast region.
Junior later married Sparkle Plenty (the daughter of B.O. and Gravel Gertie Plenty), and had a daughter named Sparkle Plenty Jr. In the 1990s, Tracy's son Joseph Flintheart Tracy took on a role similar to Junior's in the earlier strips.
But, and let’s not kid ourselves, there’s plenty of distance to travel and plenty of work that we all have to do if we want to make sure that the bill gets to the right place.
However, given the immense replayability of the genre, inherently gives you plenty to do, and its pitch-perfect execution of its fast-paced action gives you plenty of reason to come back again and again.
Opened the front door and it was just flames coming down the hill, plenty of smoke and plenty of flames.
Plenty of people need a bit of machinery to help them get off, and plenty of people’s partners are ok with that.
The entertaining space is focused on a generous bay-fronted lounge which is naturally bright, boasts plenty of original period features, and has plenty of space for a variety of different furniture arrangements.
The Isle of Bute is home to the Royal Burgh of Rothesay - a stunning small town with plenty to do - from Italian restaurants to the putting greens, there’s plenty to do and admire in the small sea-side port town.
There are plenty of games left stretching out in front of what they have got at the moment so there is plenty of time to make that up.
There are plenty of time periods left to mine for world leaders, with plenty of potential abilities right there alongside them.
There were plenty of red flags in the Australian Grand Prix, creating plenty of chaotic moments.
When it comes to having plenty of room, some parts of the city have homes that give them loads of space – with plenty of rooms to spread out into.
During this time there have been plenty of flops on the pitch but a list from over the course of the last few decades reveals plenty of players who failed to cut it at Goodison Park.
However, for Godfrey, despite showing plenty of quality and versatility across positions from previous seasons, Dyche hasn't given him any opportunities and with plenty of full-back options, his lack of game time is likely to continue.
There are countless independent shops, including, obviously, plenty of book shops, but you're so close to the Black Mountains there's plenty activities if something a bit more high octane is your thing.
While there are plenty of laughs to be had, the story and execution leave plenty to be desired.
With a fourteen-episode run, has plenty of time to dive into that specific day each year, and therefore spend plenty of time with Dex and Em, and get into the nitty-gritty of their character development.
Fresh air, vendors with plenty of holiday gifts, and plenty of room for social distancing.
Many of them will become food for the birds, but there seems to be plenty remaining to adorn the leaves and limbs with plenty of color.
New England Patriots fans have had plenty to be thankful for over the last 20 years, with nine AFC championships, six Super Bowl titles and plenty of drama.
Common combinations with plenty
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- plenty of 210×
- are plenty 30×
- and plenty 24×
- has plenty 17×
- with plenty 17×
- there plenty 14×
- have plenty 12×
- had plenty 12×
- plenty to 9×
- plenty more 9×