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• n  a full supply

• And the World Wide Web, with its infinite plenitude of pro-Satan home pages and SEXY NUDE BABES! sites, has more, um, free speech in need of protection than any medium in history.
• Traditionally, a luncheon for 40 might consist of 40 courses, and a dinner might last 18 hours, but Escoffier forged a new concept, replacing Gargantuan plenitude and baroque .
• Now and then his film feels a bit rushed and breathless, but mostly you sink gratefully into its handsomely staged plenitude.

• plenty
• plentifulness
• plenteousness
• plentitude

News & Articles

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• Thrills, Chills of Yosemite
  Some visitors are thrill-seekers, while others find a plenitude of pleasures that are relatively tame.
  June 13, 2013 - Santa Barbara Independent

Quotes

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• Angelique Kidjo in Montreal Gazette
  As for Americans being blase about their roots music, compared with Europeans who "study" it religiously, Kidjo said: "When you have such a plenitude of talented artists, you take it for granted. You don't ask yourself whether you've been blessed....
• Thomas Jefferson in OpEdNews
  Of liberty,Jefferson wrote, "I would say that, in the whole plenitude of its extent, it is unobstructed action according to our will. But rightful liberty is unobstructed action according to our will within limits drawn around us by the equal...
• Pope Benedict XVI in Kath.net
  The bishop's responsibility to indicate the destructive presence of sin,said the Pope, "is readily understood as a service of hope: it strengthens believers to avoid evil and to embrace the perfection of love and the plenitude of Christian...