- complete
- filled
- full
- laden
- mature
- plump
- rich
- satisfied
Synonyms for plenus
- alesco – mature, to grow
- compleo – bring up to strength, complete, fulfil, man, to fill up, to finish
- consummo – complete, make perfect, sum up, to add together
- contentus – content, contented, eager, satisfied, strained, stretched, zealous
- copiosus – abundantly provided, plentiful, rich, wealthy, well, well supplied
- dis – possessing wealth or worth, rich
- ditus – rich
- dives – opulent, rich, wealthy
- exigo – complete, decide, demand, determine, drive out, exact, finish, force out, sell, settle, to exact
- expleo – complete, discharge, fill up, finish, fulfil, to fill, to fulfill, to make losses good
- expletum – complete, fill up, finish, to fill
- explevi – complete, fill up, finish, to fill
- fortunatus – fortunate, happy, lucky, rich, wealthy
- integer – chaste, complete, entire, irreproachable, undamaged, unhurt, untouched, whole
- mitis – gentle, mature, mild, ripe
- onustus – burdened, laden
- opulens – mighty, powerful, rich, splendid, sumptuous, wealthy
- pecuniosus – lucrative, rich, wealthy profitable
- peracto – accomplish, complete, to carry through
- perfectus – complete, done, finished, perfect, without flaw
- perficio – accomplish, achieve, bring, complete, effect, perfect, to accomplish, to do thoroughly
- pinguis – fat, fertile, oily, rich, sleek
- prodigus – abound in, extravagant, lavish, profuse, rich
- quaestuosus – fond of gain, profitable, rich
- questuosus – fond of gain, profitable, rich
- repletus – filled, full
- subolesco – mature, to grow up
- totus – all, complete, entire, whole
- uber – abundant, fertile, fruitful, productive, rich
- universa – complete, entire
Similar to plenus
- plebeius – common
- plerumque – commonly, for the most part, generally, mostly
- plerusque – a great number, a large part, the greater part, very many
- alnus – alder, the alder tree
- genus – category, child, class, description, high birth, kind, sort
- sinus – bay, bend, curve, fold, gulf, inner feeling, lap, pocket, secret heart
- pignus – collateral, gage, pawn, persons in pledges of, pledge, surety, token