Plenty
Noun
UK
/ˈplen.ti/
US
/ˈplen.ti/
Definition
A large amount of something; more than enough.
Example
"There is plenty of food for everyone tonight."
"She had plenty of time to prepare before the meeting started."
"With proper planning, there are plenty of opportunities to succeed."
Explanation
Plenty means having more than enough of something. It shows that there is no shortage or need to worry. People use this word when they want to say there is a large amount available. It can refer to things like food, time, money, or opportunities. It gives a feeling of comfort and abundance. When used as an adverb, it is informal and means “very” or “more than enough”. For example, we arrived plenty early, or we have plenty to eat.