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plenty <a plenty; plenties> N

plenty ADJ

plenty ADJ

economic of plenty ECON

society of plenty ECON

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Many specialists associate his name with plenty of progressive steps in branch of design.
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Peer-mentors answer caregivers' calls at desks, with plenty of cushioned sitting-room space for talking.
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She enjoys sweets, especially parfait, and can usually be found wearing very frilly dresses with plenty of lace and bows.
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The arrangements are less complex than in immediately preceding albums, but there are still plenty of subtle, effective production touches to be found throughout.
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There are two campsites on the trail which have privies, fire pits, food storage bins, firewood, picnic tables and plenty of space for tents.
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Bower later said that there is plenty in store for the character.
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Police negotiators require strong nerves and plenty of empathy as they try to talk down people threatening to harm themselves or others.
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We had plenty to eat because we raised almost all of our food.
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Since they can be demonstrative to their owners and enthusiastic friends towards other animals, formal obedience training and plenty of positive socialization is a must.
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One critic wrote that plenty of relief in the way of comedy has been introduced; and whilst there are many grim incidents, these are not allowed to unduly obtrude themselves.
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