Plenty and Refuse

Plenty

Plenty noun - An amount or supply more than sufficient to meet one's needs.

Refuse and plenty are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Refuse" instead a noun "Plenty".

Refuse

Refuse noun - Discarded or useless material.

Plenty and refuse are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Plenty" instead a noun "Refuse".

Nearby Words: refused, refusal, refusing, refuser

How words are described

little little plenty little refuse
main main plenty main refuse

Both words in one sentence

  • Anti-Antichrist To his credit, The Old Man in the Wheelchair gives you plenty of time (and a few reasons) to refuse.
  • No One Gets Left Behind: Individually, all three members of the trio have plenty of opportunities to escape, but they absolutely refuse to leave without the others.
  • The second Battle of Ponyville looks like one of these, as even though Terra takes out Luna and wipes the floor with the Mane Six, they refuse to give up, and get in plenty of hits of their own.
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