Pleotoric
Meaning of the word
The word “plethorical” is an adjective that describes something or someone who is full, full or abundant of something. It is usually used to express a large amount or intensity of something.
Origin of the word
The word “plethorical” originates in the Greek term “Plēthorikós”, which means “full” or “abundant”. It was incorporated into the Portuguese language through the Latin “pleethoricus”.
Word adverbs
– Pletorically
Conjunctions of the word
– AND
– But
– Although
Synonyms of the word
– Abundant
– Full
– Full
– Fed up
– Full
Word Definitions
– which is full or full of something.
– which has a large amount or intensity of something.
– which is in a state of fullness or satisfaction.
Phrases that the word applies
– The market is pletory of options for consumers.
– The singer did a plethical show of energy and emotion.
– The book is plethical of information and knowledge.
Examples of the word in text
The restaurant offers a plethical menu of gastronomic options.
The city was plew of tourists during the holiday.
The athlete performed a plethoric performance during the competition.
Rhymes with the word
– Historic
– Euphoric
– categorical
– Lyric
– Empirical
Anagrams with the word
– Plettonic
References
– https://www.dicio.com.br/pletorico/
– https://www.lexico.pt/pletorico/