aplenty
What is another word for aplenty? Here is its meaning, with related words and examples.
Adv — In large or generous quantity; in abundance.
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Etymology
From an older phrase "a plenty," combining the indefinite article with "plenty."
Full origin of aplenty →Frequently asked questions
What does “aplenty” mean?
The word “aplenty” means in large or generous quantity; in abundance. In plain terms, a lot of something — usually placed right after the noun it describes, like "trouble aplenty.".
How do you pronounce “aplenty”?
“Aplenty” is pronounced uh-PLEHN-tee (/əˈplɛnti/ in IPA).
How do you use “aplenty” in a sentence?
Here is “aplenty” used in a sentence: “At the festival there was food and music aplenty.”
What part of speech is “aplenty”?
“Aplenty” is an adverb.
