pleni·tude [ˈplenɪtju:d, Am tu:d] СЪЩ
2. plenitude no pl (fullness, completeness):
- plenitude
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After the war ended, a plenitude of surplus military trucks made their adoption attractive to logging companies, particularly smaller outfits that could not afford expensive locomotives.
en.wikipedia.org We are a nation addicted to cheap, unskilled labour which lulls us into complacency by its sheer plenitude.
www.firstpost.com Her objective was to give an aspect of grandeur to everything that she painted; in doing so, she created an additional sense of stability and plenitude.
en.wikipedia.org This plenitude of proposed formation mechanisms shows, if nothing else, that the mammatus cloud is generally poorly understood.
en.wikipedia.org He describes this primordial unity as the increase of strength, experience of fullness and plenitude bestowed by frenzy.
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