SAT Vocab Ch. 13 - Lots, Too Much

adequate

good enough for a specific purpose

ample

more than enough; sufficient

sufficient

providing just enough for what is needed

copious

large or generous in number or quantity

profuse

plentiful or in great amounts, esp. something made or given

myriad

extremely large in number

abundance

present or available in large quantities; more than sufficient

plethora

an excess or overabundance of something

multitude

a large number

prolific

producing large quantities of something at a quick pace

productive

yielding results, benefits, or outcomes

fruitful

yielding a great number of results

thrive

to develop successfully; to succeed

flourish

to grow or thrive

proliferate

to grow, expand, or reproduce quickly and uncontrollably

burgeon

to rapidly grow or flourish

teeming

having a large number of something

replete

well supplied with something

rife

common and widespread

prevalent

very popular or common

rampant

very common and growing quickly

widespread

common across a large area or between many people

extensive

far-reaching; covering a large area

pervasive

present in every part; affecting everything or everyone (usu. negative)

ubiquitous

everywhere; seeming to be everywhere

omnipresent

present everywhere at the same time

vast

great in size, area, or amount

boundless

vast; unlimited; having no bounds

expansive

covering a large range; extensive

comprehensive

large in scope or thorough in coverage

exhaustive

containing every detail or element

inclusive

welcoming diversity; embracing inclusion

range

a series of numbers from the lowest to the highest amount

spectrum

a broad range of similar things

scope

the extent that is covered by something

prodigious

remarkable or impressive in size, extent, or degree

cumulative

increasing by addition of each new thing

exponential

increasing rapidly

sheer

absolute or pure (used to emphasize the size, amount, or degree of something)

glut

an excessively large supply or amount of something

flurry

a sudden large number of things

barrage

a large number of things happening very quickly

torrent

a large amount of something that arrives suddenly

excessive

more than is necessary, normal, or desirable; beyond reasonable

undue

inappropriate because excessive

steep

extremely high

gratuitous

not needed or called for

redundant

no longer needed or useful, usu. because of an excess of things of the same kind

superfluous

unnecessary, esp. by being more than sufficient or having more of something than is required

extraneous

unrelated or irrelevant to a particular subject