plu·ral·i·ty 
(pl-rălĭ-tē)
(pl-rălĭ-tē)n. pl. plu·ral·i·ties
1. The state or fact of being plural.
2. A large number or amount; a multitude.
3. Ecclesiastical
a. Pluralism.
b. The offices or benefices held by a pluralist.
4.
a. In a contest of more than two choices, the number of votes cast for the winning choice if this number is not more than one half of the total votes cast.
b. The number by which the vote of the winning choice in such a contest exceeds that of the closest opponent.
5. The larger or greater part.
- oligochaete
- oligochaetous
- oligoclase
- oligodendrocyte
- oligodendroglia
- oligomer
- oligomeric
- oligomerization
- oligonucleotide
- oligophagous
- oligophagy
- oligopolistic
- oligopoly
- oligopsonistic
- oligopsony
- oligosaccharide
- oligotrophic
- oligotrophy
- Olinda
- olingo
- olinguito
- olio
- olivaceous
- olive
- olive-backed thrush