bountifully — In an abundant and generous manner; plentifully and richly. Describing something given or occurring in large quantities.
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: In an abundant and generous manner; plentifully and richly. Describing something given or occurring in large quantities.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈbaʊntɪfəli/
Korean meaning: 풍성하게, 넉넉하게
Korean pronunciation: 바운-티풀-리 (강세: 바운)
Example Sentences
- My grandmother bountifully fed everyone who visited her house, even unexpected guests.
- The pizza buffet was bountifully stocked, but somehow I still managed to eat it all.
- Nature bountifully provides us with fresh air, clean water, and beautiful scenery.
bountifully
ADVERB//ˈbaʊntɪfəli//
In an abundant and generous manner; plentifully and richly. Describing something given or occurring in large quantities.
In an abundant and generous manner; plentifully and richly. Describing something given or occurring in large quantities.
She serves bountifully while they wait dutifully!
🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
From Latin 'bonitas' meaning goodness or generosity, which came into English through Old French 'bonte'. The word originally conveyed the idea of generous giving from a good heart, later expanding to mean abundance in general.
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📝Examples
“My grandmother bountifully fed everyone who visited her house, even unexpected guests.”
“The pizza buffet was bountifully stocked, but somehow I still managed to eat it all.”
“Nature bountifully provides us with fresh air, clean water, and beautiful scenery.”
“My hair grows bountifully everywhere except where I actually want it to grow.”
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