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  • adjective Archaic form of plentiful.

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Examples

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  • As far as meat goes elk and whitetail deer are plentifull.

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  • Afterall it was a heatwave so solar energy was plentifull.

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  • Afterall it was a heatwave so solar energy was plentifull.

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  • It is a pleasant strath, plentifull in grass and corn, and coal; and the minister is well provided.

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  • Big business corporations want the border open so that cheap labor is plentifull!

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  • Orchards, being planted with variety of the fairest fruit Trees, are equalled in beauty by Woods and Forrests, in the plentifull enjoying of as goodly spreading branches.

    The Decameron 2004

  • Which will fall out contrary with your followers, for the pliant strings belonging to your Bowes, are as apt for their enemies great nockt Arrowes, as their owne, and so they shall have free use of both, reserving them in plentifull store, when your adversaries must stand unfurnished of any, but them that they cannot any way use.

    The Decameron 2004

  • Her Fathers Court being much frequented, with plentifull accesse of brave Gentlemen, and others of inferiour quality, as commonly the Courts of Kings and

    The Decameron 2004

  • And so much the rather, because they thought him to be a good Pastor of holy life in outward appearance, and carried a name of much greater matter, then remained in the man indeed; beside, that part of the country yeilded far more plentifull abundance of Onyons, then all other in Tuscany elsewhere, a kinde of foode greatly affected by those Friars, as men alwaies of hungry and good appetite.

    The Decameron 2004

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