plenitude
noun
An abundance or large quantity of something; the condition of being full or complete. Suggests overflowing fullness.
Etymology
From Latin "plenitudo" (fullness), from "plenus" (full). Related to "plenty," "plenary," and "replenish." The word emphasizes complete fullness.
Examples in Use
- 1.
"The market offered a plenitude of fresh summer produce."
- 2.
"She lived in a plenitude of blessings—health, family, and purpose."
- 3.
"The library contained a plenitude of rare manuscripts."
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Fun Fact
Medieval theology discussed God's "divine plenitude"—infinite fullness of being from which all creation flows. This concept influenced later philosophical ideas about necessity and possibility.
Word Game Tips
Letters: 9 letters (P, L, E, N, I, T, U, D, E)
Scrabble Value: 12 points
Tip: Words ending in "DE" are often good scoring opportunities.
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