cornucopia — a large amount of something; an abundant supply
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a large amount of something; an abundant supply
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌkɔːrnəˈkoʊpiə/
Korean meaning: 풍부한 양, 무궁무진한 공급
Korean pronunciation: 코뉴**코**피어
Example Sentences
- My grandmother's kitchen was a cornucopia of delicious smells and tasty treats.
- The buffet table looked like a cornucopia exploded - food was everywhere!
- Social media offers a cornucopia of cat videos for procrastinating students.
cornucopia
NOUN//ˌkɔːrnəˈkoʊpiə//
a large amount of something; an abundant supply
The farmer's stand displays a cornucopia of fresh autumn produce
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Origin
From Latin cornucopia, literally meaning 'horn of plenty.' In Greek mythology, this refers to the magical horn of the goat that nursed baby Zeus, which could produce endless food and drink.
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“My grandmother's kitchen was a cornucopia of delicious smells and tasty treats.”
“The buffet table looked like a cornucopia exploded - food was everywhere!”
“Social media offers a cornucopia of cat videos for procrastinating students.”
“The autumn harvest festival displayed a beautiful cornucopia filled with seasonal produce.”
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