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plethora

noun/ˈpleθ.ɚ.ə/

excessive amount or number of something

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plethora in a sentence

The website offers a plethora of courses, making the first choice difficult.

The plethora of proposals made consensus harder rather than easier to reach.

Where it comes from

From Greek plethore, meaning 'fullness.'

Memory hook

PLETHORA begins like PLENTY: both signal abundance, but a plethora is excessive.

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