plethora PLETH-er-uh noun WS #32

a large or excessive amount of something; an abundance or profusion; more than is needed or desired

1. The museum's plethora of ancient artifacts made it impossible to see everything in one visit.
2. The internet provides a plethora of information, but not all of it is reliable or accurate.
3. After the successful harvest, farmers had a plethora of fresh produce to sell at the market.
4. The candidate's plethora of qualifications made her an ideal choice for the demanding position.
5. The library offered a plethora of resources for students researching their term papers.