plenitudes Antonyms
Strongest:
- mouthfuls
- peanuts
- suspicions
- strains
- shadows
- particles
- atoms
- touches
- shades
- sprinkles
- dots
- sprinklings
- granules
- glimmers
- specks
- tastes
- smidgeons
- driblets
- little
- molecules
- dabs
- licks
- scruples
- flecks
- handfuls
- crumbs
- pinches
- mites
- grains
- ounces
- smidgins
- spots
- aces
- rays
- bits
- traces
- nips
- drams
- streaks
- hints
- shreds
- scraps
- fragments
Strong:
- morsels
- modicums
- tittles
- shortages
- flyspecks
- lacks
- wants
- drops
- motes
- smidges
- smatterings
- handsful
- sections
- portions
- whits
- pieces
- smidgens
- dashes
- iotas
- scintillas
- absences
- smatters
- shots
- jots
- pittances
- nubbins
Weak:
Strongest:
- hundreds
- abundances
- rafts
- piles
- all-kinds-of-
- loads
- tons
- dozens
- plenties
- bunches
- chunks
- bundles
- dozen
- slews
- deals
- lots
- quantities
Strong:
- buckets
- basketfuls
- barrels
- stores
- reams
- bushels
- wads
- masses
- sheaves
- wealths
- plentitudes
- gobs
- oodles
- potfuls
- profusions
- multiplicities
- myriads
- hundred
- truckloads
- scads
- stacks
- sights
- good-deals
- packs
- yards
- passels
- basketsful
- carloads
- lashins
- shiploads
- volumes
- quite-a-bit
- mountains
- lashings
- boatloads
- fistfuls
- pots
- much
- pecks
- heaps
Weak:
- scores
- zillions
- overmuch
- overabundances
- crowds
- surpluses
- trillions
- spates
- thousands
- superfluities
- bonanzas
- herds
- crushes
- epidemics
- embarrassments
- plethoras
- superabundances
- platefuls
- redundancies
- deluges
- multitudes
- throngs
- overflows
- rashes
- seas
- flocks
- floods
- hosts
- surfeits
- legions
- armies
- million
- excesses
- millions
- messes
- oversupplies
- plagues
- swarms
- overages
- hordes
Meaning of plenitudes
plenitudes
the quality or state of being full or plentiful, the quality or state of being full, a great sufficiency
plenitudes Sentence Examples
- The plenitudes of nature's bounty filled the forest with a symphony of colors and sounds.
- The ancient texts held a plenitude of wisdom, guiding generations with their profound teachings.
- The artist's canvas overflowed with plenitudes of vibrant hues, capturing the essence of a vibrant world.
- The museum showcased a plenitude of artifacts, each telling a fascinating tale of history.
- The chef prepared a feast with plenitudes of flavors, tantalizing the taste buds with every bite.
- The lover's heart overflowed with plenitudes of affection, flooding their partner with warmth and devotion.
- The musician's soul soared with plenitudes of inspiration, creating melodies that touched the depths of emotions.
- The library boasted plenitudes of books, inviting readers to delve into countless worlds of knowledge.
- The garden was a sanctuary of plenitudes, with flowers of every color and fragrance blooming in harmony.
- The world is filled with a plenitude of possibilities, awaiting those who dare to dream and explore.
FAQs About the word plenitudes
the quality or state of being full or plentiful, the quality or state of being full, a great sufficiency
hundreds, abundances, rafts, piles, all kinds (of),loads, tons, dozens, plenties, bunches
mouthfuls, peanuts, suspicions, strains,shadows, particles, atoms, touches, shades, sprinkles
The plenitudes of nature's bounty filled the forest with a symphony of colors and sounds.
The ancient texts held a plenitude of wisdom, guiding generations with their profound teachings.
The artist's canvas overflowed with plenitudes of vibrant hues, capturing the essence of a vibrant world.
The museum showcased a plenitude of artifacts, each telling a fascinating tale of history.
