plethora
nounUK /ˈpleθərə/
US /ˈpleθərə/
A plethora is a very large amount of something.
The bakery had a plethora of cakes to choose from.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. In medicine, a plethora is an excess of blood in the body.
The old doctor described the patient's flushed face as a sign of plethora.
3. A condition of having too much of something, often more than is needed.
The report warned of a plethora of rules that slowed the work.
4. An overflowing fullness or swelling.
The garden showed a plethora of blooms after the spring rain.