English to Irish Meaning of plenty - neart

Plenty :
neart

neart, thorthúlacht, tuile, Go Leor, raidhse, níos mó ná, rathúnas

neart, flúirseach, mór, i bhfad níos, ollmhór, cuimsithí

neart, i bhfad níos, ar an mórchóir, maith, ar scála mór

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Definitions of plenty in English
Noun(1) a full supply(2) (often followed by `of'
Adverb(1) as much as necessary, `plenty' is nonstandard
Examples of plenty in English
(1) Adults and children alike will have plenty to see at Bowood House, which caters for all the family.(2) My dad's thinking was that it's plenty fast to be in the race.(3) No matter what your interest, there is plenty to see and do at the Holker Garden Festival this year.(4) In my experience, though, it ends up being easy to read and plenty fast.(5) So there's still plenty to look forward to and I, for one, plan to relish every second of it.(6) On Christmas Day, at least, we hope to bring plenty and warmth to all such cases.(7) You didn't stick to your strategy, and it may have cost you plenty in the long run.(8) For that reason, many less discriminating viewers will be plenty happy with this movie.(9) Most gamers will probably find that the default view is plenty good though.(10) Windy was still making sure everyone was evacuated, and the other 3 were plenty busy.(11) Seeing animals reproducing in the wild would be plenty magical enough for me.(12) It raining plenty back in Jamaica, so much so that even hail was dropping from the sky!(13) For a fourteen year old that is downright insulting and even an eight year old may have plenty to say on his or her own account.(14) such natural phenomena as famine and plenty(15) you'll have plenty to keep you busy(16) The slate-built village itself above the lake also has plenty to offer the sightseer.
Related Phrases of plenty
(1) plenty of ::
neart
(2) plenty of time ::
neart ama
(3) land of plenty ::
talamh de neart
(4) horn of plenty ::
adharc na neart
(5) plenty of times ::
neart na n-amanna
(6) in plenty ::
i neart
Synonyms
Adverb
1. enough ::
Go Leor
Noun
2. prosperity ::
rathúnas
3. affluence ::
saibhreas
4. wealth ::
saibhreas
5. opulence ::
opulence
6. comfort ::
compord
7. luxury ::
só
9. abundance ::
raidhse
Pronoun
11. a lot of ::
a lán
12. many ::
go leor
13. a great deal of ::
go leor de
15. no lack of ::
aon easpa
16. sufficient ::
leordhóthanach
17. a wealth of ::
Tá saibhreas
18. loads of ::
ualaí a eascraíonn de
19. lots of ::
go leor
20. heaps of ::
heaps
21. stacks of ::
cruacha de
22. masses of ::
mais na
23. tons of ::
tonna de
24. oodles of ::
oodles
25. scads of ::
scads de
26. a slew of ::
slew de
27. a bucketload of ::
a bucketload de
28. a buttload of ::
a buttload de
29. a shedload of ::
a shedload de
Antonyms
1. deficiency ::
easnamh
2. inadequacy ::
neamhdhóthanacht
Different Forms
aplenty, plenty
Word Example from TV Shows
The word

The word "PLENTY" has been redefined to mean "two."

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 2

I have plenty of experience in biology.

I have PLENTY of experience in biology.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 16

you'll have boys and girls and plenty of them.

you'll have boys and girls and PLENTY of them.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 4

There's plenty worse than me.

There's PLENTY worse than me.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 3

All right, well, get some rest and drink plenty of fluids.

All right, well, get some rest and drink PLENTY of fluids.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 11

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