The phrase "plethora of words" is correct and usable in written English.
Generally, you can use it when you are trying to emphasize the vast amount of something. For example, "This dictionary contains a plethora of words to help you learn new vocabulary."
Recent months have brought a plethora of news about MOOCs.
And Hillary Clinton's strong performance in the final weeks of her campaign suggests that it is possible to pop Mr Obama's balloon provided that you use the right pins.In this section In need of desperate remedies A plethora of plans The last word Full of sound and fury Fire-fighters for pants Mickey Mouse for Obama?
Other Obama spots depict Mr McCain palling around with George Bush, predicting that the Iraq war would be easy and telling "despicable" and "disgusting" lies about Mr Obama.In this section In need of desperate remedies A plethora of plans The last word Full of sound and fury Fire-fighters for pants Mickey Mouse for Obama?
Economists criticise this tax concession, which is reckoned to cost the federal exchequer over $200 billion, for a variety of reasons: it favours the rich, discriminates against the self-employed and hinders labour mobility.In this section In need of desperate remedies A plethora of plans The last word Full of sound and fury Fire-fighters for pants Mickey Mouse for Obama?
The marines were already in Lebanon when Mr McCain became a congressman; he voted against extending their deployment.In this section In need of desperate remedies A plethora of plans The last word Full of sound and fury Fire-fighters for pants Mickey Mouse for Obama?
They also seized two congressional seats that had been held by Republicans since the 1970s.In this section In need of desperate remedies A plethora of plans The last word Full of sound and fury Fire-fighters for pants Mickey Mouse for Obama?
In fact, claims ACORN, they make an effort to label the obviously fake ballots as such.In this section In need of desperate remedies A plethora of plans The last word Full of sound and fury Fire-fighters for pants Mickey Mouse for Obama?
Such indiscriminate intervention in the mortgage market may be very nice for homeowners whose prospects are looking up, but it would do little in itself for those who can't afford their mortgages in the first place.In this section In need of desperate remedies A plethora of plans The last word Full of sound and fury Fire-fighters for pants Mickey Mouse for Obama?
The final interview from Hirschberg says why a plethora of Times readers will see thousands of words of bullshit by Megan Fox as the last subscriber straw.
