plentifully — In an abundant manner; existing or occurring in large quantities or amounts. In a way that provides more than enough of something needed.
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: In an abundant manner; existing or occurring in large quantities or amounts. In a way that provides more than enough of something needed.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈplentɪfəli/
Korean meaning: 풍부하게, 넉넉하게, 많이
Korean pronunciation: 플렌-티-풀-리 (강세: 플렌)
Example Sentences
- The buffet was plentifully stocked, but I still managed to eat it all.
- Rain fell plentifully during the monsoon season.
- My grandmother's garden produces vegetables plentifully every summer.
plentifully
ADVERB//ˈplentɪfəli//
In an abundant manner; existing or occurring in large quantities or amounts. In a way that provides more than enough of something needed.
In an abundant manner; existing or occurring in large quantities or amounts. In a way that provides more than enough of something needed.
Gardens blooming plentifully, tended beautifully and dutifully!
🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
From Latin 'plenus' meaning 'full' or 'complete', which came into English through Old French 'plentif'. The word evolved to describe abundance, like a warehouse filled to capacity.
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📝Examples
“The buffet was plentifully stocked, but I still managed to eat it all.”
“Rain fell plentifully during the monsoon season.”
“My grandmother's garden produces vegetables plentifully every summer.”
“The comedian's jokes flowed plentifully, but the audience remained silent.”
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