amply — in a large or abundant way; more than sufficiently
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: in a large or abundant way; more than sufficiently
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈæmpli/
Korean meaning: 충분히, 넉넉히, 풍부하게
Korean pronunciation: **앰**플리
Example Sentences
- My grandmother amply fed me until I could barely move.
- The evidence amply supports the researcher's hypothesis.
- His snoring amply proved that he was deeply asleep.
amply
ADVERB//ˈæmpli//
in a large or abundant way; more than sufficiently

a cheerful volunteer fills plate after plate with large portions of turkey, mashed potatoes, and vegetables from overflowing serving trays. Each plate receives far more food than expected, with extra helpings piled high. The volunteer continues ladling generous amounts while smiling warmly at each person in line. Multiple families wait with plates that are being filled well beyond what they anticipated. Other volunteers in the background carry abundant supplies and refill the serving stations. food being provided in a large and abundant way, more than sufficiently
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Origin
From Latin 'amplus' meaning wide, large, or spacious. The word evolved from describing physical breadth to meaning abundantly or in great measure.
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“My grandmother amply fed me until I could barely move.”
“The evidence amply supports the researcher's hypothesis.”
“His snoring amply proved that he was deeply asleep.”
“The scholarship amply covered her tuition and living expenses.”
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