ample — large in size, extent, or capacity; more than enough
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: large in size, extent, or capacity; more than enough
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈæmpl/
Korean meaning: 충분한, 넉넉한, 풍부한
Korean pronunciation: **앰**플
Example Sentences
- The pizza was so big that one slice provided ample food for my tiny appetite.
- She had ample reason to be suspicious when her cat started doing homework.
- The conference room has ample seating for all participants.
ample
ADJECTIVE//ˈæmpl//
large in size, extent, or capacity; more than enough
The chef has ample ingredients overflowing across the kitchen table
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Origin
From Latin 'amplus' meaning 'large' or 'spacious.' The word entered English through Old French in the 13th century.
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“The pizza was so big that one slice provided ample food for my tiny appetite.”
“She had ample reason to be suspicious when her cat started doing homework.”
“The conference room has ample seating for all participants.”
“We have ample resources to complete this project on time.”
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