plethorain a sentence
plethora as in: a plethora of products
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Mom manufactured a plethora of tears to accompany her long-suffering mother diatribe. (source)plethora = an excessive number
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You're both seniors and will have to deal with a plethora of people and personalities after you graduate. (source)plethora = an excessive number (of something)
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He had a gold tooth and a plethora of nostril hair.† (source)
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Who knew that there was such a plethora of stitches?† (source)
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He makes his way around the bar and eyes the plethora of desserts covering my counter.† (source)
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The Da Vinci she had grabbed, much like the Mona Lisa, was notorious among art historians for its plethora of hidden pagan symbolism.† (source)
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I walk through the small kitchen, and there's a veritable gallery of shots of Mia's grandparents in front of a plethora of orchestra pits, of Mia's aunts and uncles and cousins hiking through Oregon mountains or lifting up pints of ale.† (source)
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"Sure," answered O'Brien, thumping down a plethoric sack by the side of Matthewson's.† (source)
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These plethoras of all human vitality concentrated in a single head; the world mounting to the brain of one man,—this would be mortal to civilization were it to last.† (source)
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The rest would be spread around to handle the plethora of specialized tasks necessary to the operation of a complex warship.† (source)
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During Princeton's transition period, that is, during Amory's last two years there, while he saw it change and broaden and live up to its Gothic beauty by better means than night parades, certain individuals arrived who stirred it to its plethoric depths.† (source)
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Upon searching the two dwellings, the SEALs discovered a plethora of intelligence that would dispel any lingering doubt that al Qaeda was present in Iraq and that both bomb-making materials and bombers had come from Iran.† (source)
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Then she noticed how stout Jack had grown—he would soon be almost as plethoric as Herbert Melson, who sat a few feet off, breathing puffily as he leaned his black-gloved hands on his stick.† (source)
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There is too much perception, and beyond the plethora of perceptions, a plethora of thoughts about the perceptions and about the fact of having perceptions.† (source)
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The colonel was a stout, tall, plethoric German, evidently devoted to the service and patriotically Russian.† (source)
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And here, on bargain special, was an entire plastic, blue-handled set of cutlery-a virtual plethora of flatware-for only $6.99.† (source)
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