Plentiful - Law Dictionary Search Results
Copious
Large in quantity or amount plentiful abundant fruitful
Copiousness
The state or quality of being copious abudance plenty also diffuseness in style
Copy
An abundance or plenty of anything
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Cornucopia
The horn of plenty from which fruits and flowers are represented as issuing It is an emblem of abundance
Overabound
To be exceedingly plenty or superabundant
Parvati
The wife of Siva and a benevolent aspect of Devi the goddess of plenty
Poorly
In a poor manner or condition without plenty or sufficiency or suitable provision for comfort as to live poorly
Scantily
In a scanty manner not fully not plentifully sparingly parsimoniously
Scarceness
The quality or condition of being scarce smallness of quantity in proportion to the wants or demands deficiency lack of plenty short supply penury as a scarcity of grain a great scarcity of beauties
Gaudy
Gaudy [fr. gaudium, Lat.], a feast, a festival, a day of plenty, Ibid.
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