Plenty and Yard

Plenty

Plenty noun - A considerable amount.

Usage example: plenty of people showed up

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

Yard noun - A considerable amount.

Usage example: a composer who produced yards of gorgeous music over the course of a long career

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Plenty and yard are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Plenty" instead a noun "Yard".

Nearby Words: yardage, yarding

old	old plenty	old yard
short	short plenty	short yard
active	active plenty	active yard
massive	massive plenty	massive yard
Other adjectives: big, little, naked.

Luckily, the school is so tall that there's plenty of time for Louis the yard teacher to run up and catch you.

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The game wasn't over yet, though, with Kansas City having plenty of time to score and only needing a field goal, but their drive was stopped near the Colts' 40-yard line, a bit outside of field goal range, and the Colts won, 4544.

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