aplenty
وفرة منهما
definition
adjective
there are going to be disasters aplenty in the garden
in abundance.
example
Mind you, she has practice 'aplenty' in detecting odd behaviour.
However, finals are never easy and this one is no different, as there are dangers 'aplenty' .
There was effort 'aplenty' but little of beauty to colour the humdrum.
He has faced upheavals 'aplenty' in his life.
However, one thing is certain, there is unsettled weather 'aplenty' ahead.
There are stories 'aplenty' about his kindness in helping a lot of people from all corners of India.
The game had more of a cup-tie atmosphere to it than an actual league match and it produced thrills and spills 'aplenty' .
It was a little slow getting started, but by the second act there was political satire and plain silliness 'aplenty' .
A brief grapple ensued, pushing and shoving 'aplenty' all round, and I duly broke free, uninjured and unrobbed.
Flags adorned every car, gate post and tractor and bunting 'aplenty' created a carnival atmosphere.
Hyperactive cameras and flashing lights 'aplenty' to give the impression that this is all very exciting.
Here there are gift shops 'aplenty' , but also fantastic courtyards and balconies overflowing with flowers.
They did have the horrible, driving wind and rain in their faces but that couldn't account for all the missed tackles and gaps 'aplenty' .
I assume they'll also have newspapers 'aplenty' in the main libraries and possibly even in departments.
The stock markets are not the only indicators of economic health, of course, but there was bad news 'aplenty' elsewhere last week.
No doubt Dan and David will both publish pictures 'aplenty' in due course.
With colourful puppets, audience interaction and songs 'aplenty' , this is ideal for children aged three and over.
There are jobs 'aplenty' and even the commodity prices are looking up.
From looking at their performance in other competitions it appears as if there is talent 'aplenty' in the area.
As with all of his novels, it's tightly plotted, extremely well written, with twists and turns 'aplenty' .
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