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Strictly speaking, a "plethora" should be an excessive amount of something. It still might work in this context though, if you think the company has raised too
by ClintEhrlich 9y ago
Strictly speaking, a "plethora" should be an excessive amount of something.
It still might work in this context though, if you think the company has raised too much capital...
- Dude2018 9y agoWe are in the superlative bubble.
- PhasmaFelis 9y ago"Epic win"
- danudey 9y agoWell technically, a plethora is a 'large or excessive amount of something', so I think in this case it works, though it feels a little sesquipedalian. https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/plethora https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/plethora
- ClintEhrlich 9y agoThe entry you linked to agrees with my definition: "Strictly, a plethora is not just an abundance of something, it is an excessive amount."