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plenitude
1 ENTRIES FOUND:
plenitude
(noun)
plenitude
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ˈ
plɛnəˌtuːd/
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ˈ
plɛnəˌtjuːd/
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plenitude
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plɛnəˌtuːd/
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plɛnəˌtjuːd/
noun
Britannica Dictionary definition of PLENITUDE
formal
1
[
singular
]
:
a large number or amount of something
She has gathered a
plenitude
of information on the topic.
a
plenitude
of choices
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noncount
]
:
the state of being full or complete
a life of happiness and
plenitude
[=a life in which there is plenty of food, money, etc.]
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