plentiful
1 of 1adjective/ˈplɛntɪfəl/
Forms:more plentiful,most plentiful
1
available in large quantity
- In the forest, berries were plentiful, providing food for many animals.
- During the sale, discounts were plentiful, attracting numerous shoppers.
- The garden yielded plentiful vegetables throughout the growing season.
- In the fall, pumpkin patches were plentiful, offering a wide selection for carving and baking.
- The orchard yielded a plentiful harvest of apples this year, filling many crates.
2
providing or having a large amount of resources or qualities
- The garden was plentiful, yielding a bountiful harvest of vegetables and fruits.
- The forest is plentiful with berries and wild herbs, offering a natural bounty.
- The farmland was plentiful, producing enough crops to feed the entire village.
- The river is plentiful with fish, making it a popular spot for local fishermen.