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land of plenty
noun as in land of milk and honey
noun as in Promised Land
Example Sentences
Hamilton wanted to transform it into a diversified industrial land of plenty, and urged Congress to adopt protective tariffs for American factories as part of a broad policy suite including government subsidies for new factories, multiyear patent monopolies for new products, and the elimination of then-existing tariffs on some raw materials.
Leaders in the city of Santa Cruz have responded to this hardship in a land of plenty — and to new state laws demanding construction of more affordable housing — with a plan to build up rather than out.
“All of these homeless/Where do they come from?/In this land of plenty/Where nothing gets done,” sings Mellencamp, 71, on the latter track.
“All of these homeless/Where do they come from?/In this land of plenty/Where nothing gets done,” sings Mellencamp, 71, on the latter track.
My wife and I, on the other hand, are immigrants and have experienced not only a shortage of food but also a total nonavailability of many staple foods that one takes for granted in a land of plenty.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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