Galores

Part of speech: adverb

Definitions

1. An abundant quantity of something, usually used in the plural form to indicate an overflowing supply or variety
2. A term that suggests a generous or excessive amount of items or resources available
3. Describing a situation or event characterized by a rich or plentiful presence of different elements or items

Etymology: "Galores" isn't a standard form, because "galore" is never pluralized. It is an adverb that follows its noun ("money galore"), and it comes from the Irish phrase "go leor," literally "to sufficiency" or "enough." English speakers borrowed it as a way of saying there is plenty, and in its origin the idea was sufficiency rather than excess.

Synonyms: abundantly, plentifully, copiously, profusely, bountifully

Antonyms: scarcely, rarely, sparsely, infrequently, meagerly