Plethora

What do we mean by plethora?

An abundance or excess of something. noun

An excess of blood in the circulatory system or in one organ or area. noun

In pathology, overfullness of blood; a redundant fullness of the blood-vessels. noun

Overfullness in any respect; superabundance. noun

Overfullness; especially, excessive fullness of the blood vessels; repletion; that state of the blood vessels or of the system when the blood exceeds a healthy standard in quantity; hyperæmia; -- opposed to anæmia. noun

State of being overfull; excess; superabundance. noun

An excessive amount or number; an abundance. noun

An excess of red blood cells or bodily humours. noun

Extreme excess noun

(usually followed by of) An excessive amount or number; an abundance.

An excess of red blood cells or bodily humours.

Words that are spelled similarly to plethora:
plethora, plethory, plethra, plethoric, clethra, pechora, plethoras, pethor.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word plethora:
prohibit, shale, pipeline, merchandise, genres, ranging, options, labels, opportunities, references, bars, styles, varying, instruments, gas, variations, influences, diverse, producers, tools, talent, foot, names.

Words that rhyme with plethora:
aura, aurora, flora, fedora, ora, torah, pandora, angora, fora, bora, laura, hora, mora, menorah, nora, cora, dora, andorra, senora, camorra, kora, gomorrah, sonora, psora, lora, pecora, maura, eudora, theodora, zamora, adora, gora, zorah, arora, zora, borah, pechora, korah, morra, thora, vora, norah, leonora, elnora, honora, samora, gongora, delora, sikora, symbion pandora, panora, pastora, contadora, medora, tortora, santora, eldora, eleanora, aldora, genus sonora, stora, skora, sykora, durrah, zadora, lorah, spadafora, anora, zippora, carfora, loera, abhor a, adore a, anymore a, ashore a, aura a, aurora a, baltimore a, before a, boar a, boer a, bohr a, bookstore a, bore a, cahora, chore a, controladora, cor a, cora a, core a, corps a, crore a, decor a, delaura, deplore a, dilaura, door a, dora a, drawer a, drugstore a.

Adjectives that are often used to describe plethora:
such, pulmonary, general, abdominal, whole, veritable, facial, hydremic, confusing, venous, current, local, usual, true, hydraemic, serous, very, recent, relative, present, bewildering, apparent, absolute, temporary, vascular, virtual, normal, vast, central, sudden, abnormal, artificial, rich, extreme, arterial, morbid, cerebral, hydrsemic, asthenic, marked, experimental, mere, sanguineous, sheer, unusual, constitutional, overwhelming, false, intellectual, sthenic, extraordinary, seminal, habitual, swelling, excessive, spermatic, sanguine, perfect, physiological, embarrassing, transient, called, corresponding, huge, amazing, senile, chaotic, excrementitious, remarkable, chronic, profusive, consequent, alternate, available, obvious, resultant, fit, pecuniary, mild.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective plethora:
dilution.

Consonant match to plethora:
plethory.

Words that sound like plethora:
plethora, plethra, pleather, play through, pleura, plura, blether, blow through, plumbery, pleasure, pleasures, pleasured, pleasurer, para, petra, plenary, panthera, parah, para-, blethering, pechora, pleurae, planera, plessor, plra, plectra, pleuro, pluri, blather, pleasuring, blither, blathered, eleuthera, blathers, blithers, plumber, plummer, plucker, plumbers, pluckers, pythia, plica, pyrrha, pleth, piera, plethoras, pothers, pyrene, play hard, plasia, piura, player, players, perry, platter, playa, parry, bleary, petro, plath, peri, plater, placer, platters, placard, petri, leathery, petry, patra, parra, plata, petrie, pass through, perrie, pietro, pereira, blathering, blithering, perera, plataea, peccary, pira, platers, placers, petree, pessary, placa, petrey, plaka, pietra, pedra, pereyra, playford, paura, pathia, passthrough, packera, par three, clethra, pairo.