bountiful
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4.9
- adjective
- /ˈbaʊntɪfəl/
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abundante
- - Oh, what a bountiful harvest.
- a bountiful harvest
- bountiful resources
- bountiful crops
But the thing I thought was so remarkable was that no matter what, they would have a bountiful harvest without doing anything at all.
- But the thing I thought was so remarkable was that no matter what, they would have a bountiful harvest without doing anything at all.
- Exactly, we all work to steward the, the natural environment to, to be, you know, the, the, the most bountiful and and beautiful it can be.
- But yet you know that you stand in integrity because you've built a bountiful life of value that any woman would be lucky to walk into as well.
- I cannot thank you enough for this bountiful, generous gift you have bestowed upon me.
- It's endless, bountiful, great, put you in the right direction.
Examples
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The garden was bountiful this year, producing more fruits and vegetables than ever before.
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They came together to thank god for the bountiful harvest.
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- My children, let us give thanks for this bountiful food.
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I realized I get the most bountiful joy by giving.
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Thank you, Father, for your bountiful nature and goodness.
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Thank you, oh Lord, for this bountiful meal and for letting us serve you as best we can.
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Dear God, thank you for this bountiful food that graces our lovely table.
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Lord, we thank you for the bountiful blessings we are about to receive.
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The vegetable gardens in back looked luxuriant and bountiful, and the gladiolus in front glowed with color.
Academic text (2005) -
The mural depicts regional cultural traditions, Hispano farming life, and a bountiful goodness of the earth.
Academic text (2002)
Synonyms
523
2.7
Generous and willing to forgive others
303
1.0
Full of something useful, like minerals
111
1.3
An amount larger than usual or needed
104
3.7
More than enough for what is needed
77
3.0
Present in large amounts or more than needed
59
5.5
Rich and full of expensive things, like a large party or home
48
2.5
There is more than enough of something
32
3.9
Giving a lot of something like money or praise
29
4.1
Being large and generous in amount
19
6.8
Large in amount or number, like rain and notes
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6.6
Filled with many things, for example ideas or objects
4
6.5
Produced or given in large amounts
3
7.3
Giving a large amount freely, like food or money
3
5.8
Plants that grow thick and healthy with many leaves and flowers
1
2.6
Being kind and generous and willing to help others
A person who gives money, time, or help freely to others
Giving money or help freely without holding back
Willing to share money, time, or help with others
Having a lot of something, like food or rain
Antonyms
Compounds
How Abundant
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word bountiful comes from the old word bounty, which means 'goodness' or a generous gift. So bountiful describes something that gives a lot or is full of 'plenty'.