Host and Plenty

Host

Host noun - A great number of persons or creatures massed together.

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Plenty and host are semantically related in couple topic. In some cases you can use "Plenty" instead a noun "Host", when it comes to topics like selection.

Nearby Words: hosted, hostess, hosting

Plenty

Plenty noun - A considerable amount.

Usage example: plenty of people showed up

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Host and plenty are semantically related in couple topic. Sometimes you can use "Host" instead a noun "Plenty", if it concerns topics such as selection.

Nearby Words: plentiful, plentifully, plenitude, plenteous

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old	old host	old plenty
best	best host	best plenty
perfect	perfect host	perfect plenty
energetic	energetic host	energetic plenty
Other adjectives: actual, massive, huge, main, new, favorite.

Both words in one sentence

For example, The Hand and Eye of Vecna, once merged with their new host, slowly drove their bearers to recreate Vecna's fallen empire (with plenty of tyranny along the way).

Source: Sword of Plot Advancement
Sir Swears-a-Lot: although the show in general has plenty of swearing, the main host, Marco Mazzoli, is known to be the most... spicy of the group.

Source: Radio / Lo Zoo Di 105
Though I have heard plenty refer to the show itself as Jon Stewart, as if it's named after its host.

Source: I Am Not Shazam / Real Life

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