American English
/ˈpʰlɛ.ni/
2 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
A large amount or number of something; enough and often more than enough.
“Plenty” is usually pronounced /ˈpʰlɛn.ti/. In natural American speech, you may also hear /ˈpʰlɛ.ni/, with the /t/ not pronounced.
A large amount or number of something; enough and often more than enough.
We have plenty of time.
There are plenty of seats.
Before a noun, use plenty of: plenty of time, not plenty time.
plenty of time · plenty of room · plenty of food · plenty of opportunities
plenty of + plural noun
plenty of + uncountable noun
An amount that is enough, with some left over.
Do we need more? No, we have plenty.
One bottle is plenty.
subject + have + plenty
subject + be + plenty