bountiful — existing in large quantities; abundant
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: existing in large quantities; abundant
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈbaʊntɪfəl/
Korean meaning: 풍부한, 넉넉한
Korean pronunciation: **바운**티풀
Example Sentences
- His grandmother's bountiful cooking always left everyone rolling on the floor from being too full.
- The tech company's bountiful benefits include free meals, massages, and even a sleeping pod.
- She had a bountiful collection of excuses for being late to work.
bountiful
ADJECTIVE//ˈbaʊntɪfəl//
existing in large quantities; abundant
A farmer displays bountiful harvest produce overflowing from market stands
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Beautiful blossoms become bountiful and fruitful!
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Origin
From Middle English and Old French 'bounté' (goodness, kindness), which derives from Latin 'bonitas' meaning goodness or excellence. The suffix '-ful' was added to create the adjective meaning 'full of goodness or abundance'.
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“His grandmother's bountiful cooking always left everyone rolling on the floor from being too full.”
“The tech company's bountiful benefits include free meals, massages, and even a sleeping pod.”
“She had a bountiful collection of excuses for being late to work.”
“The library offers bountiful resources for research and study.”
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