plentitude

Historical Examples

• I'm speaking of the artistic character—in the direction and in the plentitude in which you have it.

  The Tragic Muse

  Henry James

• He received no sympathy, although there was a plentitude of tender souls.

  Wounds in the rain

  Stephen 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 Stradivari

  Horace William Petherick

• But what conceivable interest can influence Him who is the plentitude of being?

  The Heavenly Father

  Ernest Naville