Plenty of
Quite a few and plenty of are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Quite a few" instead an adjective phrase "Plenty of".
Quite a few
Plenty of and quite a few are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Plenty of" instead an adjective phrase "Quite a few".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- lot and plenty of
- lot and quite a few
- much and plenty of
- much and quite a few
- many and plenty of
- many and quite a few
- countless and plenty of
- countless and quite a few
- innumerable and plenty of
- innumerable and quite a few
- numberless and plenty of
- numberless and quite a few
- abundant and plenty of
- abundant and quite a few
Both terms in one sentence
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She often gets her way and has plenty of admirers because of how adorable she is, but she's very naive about it all and this causes quite a few problems.
Source: Screw the Rules, I'm Beautiful! - Plenty of songs by Simon & Garfunkel used this, though quite a few of their recordings were of traditional folk songs, so this was by necessity at times.
Source: Melismatic Vocals - Also, since Transformers Animated left quite a few questions unanswered, plenty of potential there.
Source: Fanfic Fuel
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