Plethora and Rain

Plethora

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

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Rain and plethora are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rain" instead a noun "Plethora".

Nearby Word: plethoric

Rain noun - A steady falling of water from the sky in significant quantity.

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Plethora and rain are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Plethora" instead a noun "Rain".

Nearby Words: rainy, rainless, rained, rainstorm, raining

light	light plethora	light rain
brutal	brutal plethora	brutal rain
small	small plethora	small rain
actual	actual plethora	actual rain
Other adjectives: infamous, veritable.

Narrator: Britain, a former pirate, but now a rather effeminate yet gentlemanly empire with a plethora of rain.

Source: Beat
The course has lots of futuristic skyscrapers crowded together, a plethora of neon lights and giant screens with Bowser's face plastered on them, lots of rain, and even Blade Runner style advertising blimps.

Source: Cyber Punk

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