plentitude
Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper
Examples from the Web for plentitude
Historical Examples of plentitude
I'm speaking of the artistic character—in the direction and in the plentitude in which you have it.
The Tragic MuseHenry James
He received no sympathy, although there was a plentitude of tender souls.
Wounds in the rainStephen Crane
Cocom also adorned him with a plentitude of bracelets and jingling ornaments.
The Harlequin Opal, Vol. 2 (of 3)Fergus Hume
Stradivari may be said to have been now in the enjoyment of the plentitude of his powers.
Antonio StradivariHorace William Petherick
But what conceivable interest can influence Him who is the plentitude of being?
The Heavenly FatherErnest Naville