1. As an adverb Aplenty is enough or more than enough

2. Definition of Aplenty (adjective): more than enough

3. Ample: being more than enough without being excessive

4. More than enough am I vex thee still.

5. Bountiful: being more than enough without being excessive

6. Aplenty: being more than enough without being excessive.

7. Bounteous: being more than enough without being excessive

8. That should be more than enough to cover it.

9. Well, it's circumstantial but more than enough to indict.

10. The earth produces more than enough food for everyone.

11. Right, but it's more than enough time to kill him.

12. But there's more than enough on there to bury her.

13. This time, there's more than enough transport to go around.

14. All us Seniors are more than enough to defeat Housen!

15. Miraculously, there was more than enough for everyone to eat.

16. Miraculously, there is more than enough for everyone to eat!

17. But seven hierarchical layers is enough or more than enough for all but the largest corporations.

18. Frankly, there are more than enough examples of popular React Boilerplates, e.g.

19. My wages are more than enough to pay for my daily outgoings.

20. God’s power is more than enough to help us through our trials.

21. In most cases there is more than enough material for the allotted time.

22. For us, a comfy night in with excellent company was more than enough.

23. Ice accumulation brought down more than 74,000 miles [more than 120,000 kilometers] of power lines, enough to encircle the earth three times!

24. “The stuff proved to be enough for all the work to be done, and more than enough.” —Exodus 36:4-7.

25. However it happened, this is more than enough to tip someone over the edge.

26. The support of a legatus should be more than enough to gain political office.

27. Celtic's pressure, though, was more insistent than incisive and the visitors defended comfortably enough.

28. If you have more than one bar, the signal strength is likely strong enough.

29. The support of a legatus should be more than enough to gain political office

30. 'Cause I'm pretty sure one telepathic Grape Ape is more than enough for this city.

31. Fourteen murders was more than enough for jurors to vote Bonin into the gas chamber.

32. My manse is large enough for any man, and more comfortable than your drafty Westerosi castles.

33. Enough...No more quarrel

34. If they gathered more than enough for the day, the remainder began to smell and breed worms.

35. But I think there is more than enough evidence to begin the process of making them accountable.

36. They contain more than enough milk for their calves and never have a problem with starving udders.

37. The area now contains more than enough people to comply with the statutory minimum population of 500.

38. Most of these solutional Caves require more than 100,000 years to widen large enough to hold a human.

39. We'll stay long enough for ye to stem the bleeding and dress his wound, no more than that.

40. 27 There was more than enough force to hoist the obelisk . The total airtime ? Only twenty - five seconds.

41. In a way that is more than enough: They face a difficult task, as yesterday's discussions Amply demonstrated

42. He was amazed to experience his old verve this morning, enough to give him something more than just gumption.

43. As the shape and design of Cheeky bikini bottoms are more than enough to be eye-catching and mesmerizing

44. there are plenty of rich Russians to patronise them and more than enough poor ones to make labour cheap.

45. Meanwhile , there has been more than enough money for the government to indulge in hopelessly loss - making entrepreneurial activities .

46. The upper windows and galleries were full enough, however, although the faces were more respectful and curious than ecstatic.

47. The levels of plagiarism uncovered by CrossCheck have been more than enough to persuade publishers to embrace the software.

48. Four colours on the palette at the same time will give several million mixes, more than enough for most work.

49. Barely definition, only just; scarcely; no more than; almost not: He had Barely enough money to pay for the car

50. The situation in which there is more than enough of something: There was an Abundance of food at the wedding

51. (Exodus 35:4-35) They were so generous that donated materials “proved to be enough for all the work to be done, and more than enough.” —Exodus 36:4-7.

52. China, with more than a quarter of the world's $400bn in reserve assets, has enough to cover 30 months of imports.

53. At the same time, most Civilised countries have their capital as a City, offering more than enough space to hold 36 Pops

54. This is more than enough to feed, clothe, and shelter all those of the human race who are living in poverty today.

55. The Cede Candy Company produces more than one billion Smarties annually, enough to span 85,000 miles when put in a straight line.

56. According to estimates, enough to cover the entire surface of the planet to a depth of more than three feet [100 centimeters].

57. Izard : You got to love music more than you love food. More than life. More than yourself.

58. More than 17 million barrels of oil are required to produce enough plastic water bottles to meet America’s annual demand for Bottled water

59. Even the scrawniest of types possess more than enough energy stored in their (nugatory) fat reserves to run several marathons back to back.

60. Peter was more than a colleague, more than a friend.

61. We have more than more than 160,000 Apartments available nationwide.

62. More than 65% have more than 12 years teaching experience.

63. He is, understandably enough, being more cautious this time.

64. Really, the one Brushful you take out of the bottle is way more than enough ( you're only supposed to put on a THIN coat)

65. Really, the one Brushful you take out of the bottle is way more than enough ( you're only supposed to put on a THIN coat)

66. According to estimates, enough to cover the earth’s surface uniformly to a depth of more than two and a half feet (80 cm).4

67. Ample definition, fully sufficient or more than adequate for the purpose or needs; plentiful; enough: an Ample supply of water; Ample time to finish

68. Hence, even some who have more than enough money to care for their needs or who are eligible for retirement prefer to continue working.

69. More than brothers.

70. More than half.

71. But the heat was more seen than felt, more hallucination than discomfort.

72. Assuming that current rates of usage and production do not change, estimates of reserves indicate that enough Coal remains to last more than 200 years

73. It's not enough to educate us any more, Mrs. Walters.

74. Alkynes are more reactive than usual hydrocarbons.For example, they are more reactive than …

75. A word which has more than one meaning can have more than antonym.

76. Additionally, Battlecruisers maneuver more slowly than cruisers, with slightly more maneuverability than Battleships

77. − − − − − Containing more than 10% but not more than 30% by weight of starch: |

78. Croak holds more than 200 patents and has more than 100 pending applications

79. The life is more than meat, and the body is more than raiment.

80. And although I don't have enough data to translate all the inscriptions the alphabet and the symbology is much more consistent with early Vulcan than Romulan.