Aplenty Meaning in English
word
əˈpɫɛnti
uh-PLEN-tee
ɐplˈɛnti
uh-PLEN-tee
Definition
Used after a noun to mean that there is a large amount of something; more than enough.
Usage & Nuances
"Aplenty" is always used after a noun (postpositive), usually in written or literary English. It's somewhat formal or poetic. Common phrases include 'options aplenty', 'troubles aplenty'. Avoid placing it before a noun.
Spanish: en abundancia - de sobraPortuguese (BR): em abundância - à vontadePortuguese (PT): em abundância - à vontadeChinese (Simplified): 大量 - 丰富Chinese (Traditional): 大量 - 豐富Hindi: भरपूर - बहुतArabic: بوفرة - كثيرBengali: প্রচুর - ভরপুরRussian: в избытке - полно - предостаточноJapanese: たくさん - 豊富にVietnamese: dồi dào - rất nhiều - đầy rẫyKorean: 풍부하게 - 가득Turkish: bolca - fazlasıylaUrdu: بکثرت - بہت زیادہIndonesian: berlimpah - banyak sekali
Example Sentences
There were cakes aplenty at the party.
basic
You will find options aplenty in this shop.
basic
Mistakes aplenty were made during the game.
basic
If you’re hungry, there’s food aplenty in the fridge.
natural
Gossip aplenty flows in small towns.
natural
The festival had lights aplenty, turning night into day.
natural