Plentiful Supply Plenty Ample Copious Plen·Ti·Ful Adjective Existing

plen·ti·ful
\\ˈplen-ti-fəl\\ adjective1. containing or yielding plenty
    a plentiful land
2. characterized by, constituting, or existing in plenty
• plen·ti·ful·ly \\-fə-lē\\ adverb
• plen·ti·ful·ness noun
Synonyms.
  , , , mean more than sufficient without being excessive. implies a great or rich supply
      peaches are plentiful this summer
   implies a generous sufficiency to satisfy a particular requirement
      ample food to last the winter
   suggests an even greater or richer supply than does
      streams abundant with fish
   stresses largeness of supply rather than fullness or richness
      copious examples of bureaucratic waste

plentiful
plen·ti·ful / 5plentifl / (also plent·eous) adjective   available or existing in large amounts or numbers
   大量的；众多的；充足的；丰富的
   SYN 

abundant

:
   a plentiful supply of food
   充足的食物供应
   In those days jobs were plentiful.
   那时期工作岗位多得很。
• plen·ti·ful·ly / -fEli / adv.:
   Evidence is plentifully available.
   证据俯拾即是。
   She kept them plentifully supplied with gossip.
   她不断向他们散播大量的流言蜚语。

plen·ti·ful
\ˈplentə̇fəl, -tēf-\ adjective
1. : containing or yielding plenty : ,
 < a plentiful land >
 < a plentiful supper of roast and boiled beef and mutton — W.H.Hudson †1922 >
2. : characterized by, constituting, or existing in plenty :
 < the deer are as plentiful as the vast wilderness will support — S.H.Holbrook >
 < his religion … summoned him to serve the plentiful reform movements of the day — V.L.Parrington >
Synonyms:
 , , , : these adjectives have the common meaning of more than adequate or sufficient yet not in excess. That is or of which there is a rich or full, usually more than full, supply
  < a plentiful supply of books >
  < butter is cheap when it is plentiful, and dear when it is scarce — G.B.Shaw >
  < aluminum, one of the world's most plentiful elements — American Guide Series: Pennsylvania >
  < a plenteous number of individual poems — College English >
  < a plenteous harvest — J.G.Frazer >
  That is which is generously sufficient to satisfy a particular requirement
  < manufacturers had ample supplies on hand to meet the emergency — Current Biography >
  < provide ample opportunity for fieldwork with Indian tribes — D.G.Mandelbaum >
  < ample proof of the power of words — advt >
  suggests a greater or richer supply than does
  < her unselfish and abundant interests — Rex Ingamells >
  < the many small denominational colleges so abundant throughout the Middle West — G.P.Merrill >
  , not quite interchangeable with , puts emphasis upon largeness of supply more than on fullness or richness
  < his papers were copious and bizarre, and it took me nearly two hours to find the will — John Cheever >
  < his copious flaxen curls — Richard Garnett †1906 >

  < wahsed down with copious drafts of beer — Green Peyton >