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• plentitude — 1610s, erroneous form of PLENITUDE (Cf. plenitude) …   Etymology dictionary

• plentitude — noun abundance, fullness, completeness; an instance of one of these. Of quotations in the OED there are indeed a plentitude. Syn: plenitude …   Wiktionary

• plentitude — noun Etymology: by alteration (influenced by plenty) Date: 1615 plenitude …   New Collegiate Dictionary

• plentitude — n. abundance, bountifulness; richness, lushness …   English contemporary dictionary

• plentitude — noun another term for plenitude …   English new terms dictionary

• plentitude — Econ a hypothetical condition of an economy in which manufacturing technology has been perfected and scarcity is replaced by an abundance of products …   The ultimate business dictionary

• plentitude — noun a full supply there was plenty of food for everyone • Syn: ↑plenty, ↑plentifulness, ↑plenteousness, ↑plenitude • Derivationally related forms: ↑plenteous (for: ↑ …   Useful english dictionary

• plentitude of power —  Полнота власти …   Вестминстерский словарь теологических терминов

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