copiously — In large quantities; abundantly and extensively, often referring to writing, speaking, or producing something in great amounts.
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: In large quantities; abundantly and extensively, often referring to writing, speaking, or producing something in great amounts.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈkoʊpiəsli/
Korean meaning: 풍부하게, 대량으로
Korean pronunciation: 코피어-슬리 (강세: 코)
Example Sentences
- The broken pipe leaked water copiously, flooding the entire basement like an indoor swimming pool.
- My grandmother praised the chef copiously for the delicious meal.
- During the horror movie, my friend sweated copiously while clutching a bucket of popcorn like a life preserver.
copiously
ADVERB//ˈkoʊpiəsli//
In large quantities; abundantly and extensively, often referring to writing, speaking, or producing something in great amounts.
In large quantities; abundantly and extensively, often referring to writing, speaking, or producing something in great amounts.
Writing copiously and seriously while clues appear mysteriously!
🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
From Latin 'copiosus' meaning abundant or plentiful, derived from 'copia' (abundance, plenty). The root 'copia' is famously connected to 'cornucopia' - the horn of plenty in Roman mythology.
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📝Examples
“The broken pipe leaked water copiously, flooding the entire basement like an indoor swimming pool.”
“My grandmother praised the chef copiously for the delicious meal.”
“During the horror movie, my friend sweated copiously while clutching a bucket of popcorn like a life preserver.”
“The students documented their research findings copiously in their lab notebooks.”
“The wedding guest cried copiously during the ceremony, using an entire box of tissues like confetti.”
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