Multitude and Plenty

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

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Plenty is a synonym for multitude. In some cases you can use "Plenty" instead the word "Multitude" as a noun or a pronoun.

Nearby Word: multitudinous

Plenty noun - A considerable amount.

Usage example: plenty of people showed up

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Multitude is a synonym for plenty. Sometimes you can use "Multitude" instead the word "Plenty" as a noun or a pronoun.

short	short multitude	short plenty
heavy	heavy multitude	heavy plenty
large	large multitude	large plenty
great	great multitude	great plenty
Other adjectives: huge, main, major, several, multiple, red.

The world inhabited by a multitude of anthropomorphic animal beings has not seen a single war in years and all nations were enjoying economic plenty.

Source: Roleplay / Nexus Gate
The studio was suffering financially during its production, resulting in plenty of Recycled Animation from a multitude of films.note This makes it one of the more economical entries in the Disney Animated Canon Take a shot when you notice recycled animation.

Source: Disney / Robin Hood
That's not taking into account the multitude of different translations out there, not only between languages but within each language—leaving plenty of room for cases of Lost in Translation.On a related note, there are several major opinions on what the Bible is.

Source: Literature / The Bible

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