plenitude
nounUK /ˈplen.ɪ.tʃuːd/
US /ˈplen.ə.tuːd/
A plenitude is a very large amount of something, like a big pile of your favorite toys.
The garden had a plenitude of bright flowers in every color.
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2. The state of being completely full or complete.
The plenitude of the harvest meant no one would go hungry that winter.
3. A large or generous supply of something good.
She enjoyed a plenitude of free time during the summer holidays.
4. The condition of having more than enough of something.
The library offered a plenitude of books for every kind of reader.