copious — existing in large quantity; abundant
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: existing in large quantity; abundant
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈkoʊpiəs/
Korean meaning: 대량의, 풍부한, 많은
Korean pronunciation: **코**피어스
Example Sentences
- The student drank copious amounts of coffee before the exam, then spent more time in the bathroom than actually taking the test.
- The professor provided copious feedback on every assignment.
- After eating the spicy ramen, he shed copious tears and questioned all his life choices.
copious
ADJECTIVE//ˈkoʊpiəs//
existing in large quantity; abundant
Vendor displays copious fresh fruits overflowing from market stands
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A curious mind collects copious specimens of various kinds!
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Origin
From Latin 'copiosus' meaning abundant or plentiful, derived from 'copia' meaning plenty or abundance.
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“The student drank copious amounts of coffee before the exam, then spent more time in the bathroom than actually taking the test.”
“The professor provided copious feedback on every assignment.”
“After eating the spicy ramen, he shed copious tears and questioned all his life choices.”
“The garden produced copious vegetables this season.”
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