plethora in Greek
plethora in Greek is πληθώρα — plethora means an overwhelming or excessive amount of something.
plethora in Greek
πληθώρα
Pronounced: plithora
(usually, followed by of) An excessive amount or number; an abundance.
What does "plethora" mean?
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noun An overwhelming or excessive amount of something.
"The menu offers a plethora of vegetarian options."
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plethora in a sentence
- The menu offers a plethora of vegetarian options.
- She had a plethora of excuses for being late.
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What is "plethora" in Greek?
"plethora" in Greek is πληθώρα. plethora means: An overwhelming or excessive amount of something.
How do you pronounce πληθώρα?
"plethora" in Greek is πληθώρα, pronounced "plithora".
How do you use "plethora" in a sentence?
Example: "The menu offers a plethora of vegetarian options." In Greek, "plethora" is πληθώρα.
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