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aplenty

aplenty

4.2
In large amounts
  • adverb
  • /əˈplɛnti/
translation icon : en abundancia
  • I have leather scraps aplenty in my studio.

Examples

  • During harvest season, apples are available aplenty at the market.

  • Pine needles aplenty on the floor.

  • There's the comet and CG effects look much better and cameos aplenty, you know, And it's.

  • I have leather scraps aplenty in my studio.

  • The garden is filled with flowers aplenty, creating a vibrant atmosphere.

Synonyms

abundantly
vsaplenty
32 3.5

In large amounts that are more than enough

is the neutral statement of large supply rather than excess
profusely
vsaplenty
22 4.8

In very large amounts, often more than needed

is used for plain large quantity rather than signalling excess
galore
vsaplenty
20 5.6

Available in large numbers or amounts

is the same basic sense of wide availability rather than adding nuance
copiously
vsaplenty
3 6.1

In large amounts

is similar but can be used without implying great extent
plentifully
vsaplenty
1 2.5

In large amounts

is a general term for available quantity rather than stressing surplus
bountifully
vsaplenty
1 4.6

In a generous and plentiful way

is the neutral quantity term without implying generosity
plenteously
vsaplenty
  • Archaic
6.3

In large amounts

is the simple expression of quantity rather than implying giving

Antonyms

1.3

Not having something you need or want

29 4.4

A situation where there is not enough of something people need

How Abundant

aplenty
4.2
sufficiently
119 3.2
moderately
47 2.8
sparingly
15 3.5
scarcely
68 4.2

Surface Forms

aplenty positive

Morphology

aplenty = plenty (semi-transparent) = a + plenty

The connection to 'plenty' is clear, but the prefixed form is fossilized and its adverbial use is somewhat idiomatic rather than a productive pattern for learners.

Etymology

Aplenty comes from a- + plenty, where a- means 'in' and plenty means 'lots' or 'full'. So, aplenty means 'in large amounts' and is an easy way to say there is a lot of something.