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Definition of «bountiful»

The word "bountiful" has several meanings, but in its most common usage it refers to something that is abundant or plentiful. It can also refer to a generous supply of food or resources, or to an ample amount of something such as time, energy, or opportunities. In some contexts, the word may be used metaphorically to describe someone's generosity or kindness.

Usage examples

  1. The garden had a bountiful harvest of tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers.
  2. The season's bountiful rainfall resulted in lush greenery and thriving crops.
  3. They enjoyed a bountiful feast consisting of roasted turkey, mashed potatoes, and various side dishes.
  4. The generous donor made a bountiful contribution to the charity, helping numerous families in need.
  5. The artist's imagination was bountiful, creating a collection of vibrant and captivating paintings.
  6. The bountiful seafood platter included succulent lobster, tender shrimp, and fresh oysters.
  7. The couple celebrated their anniversary with a bountiful bouquet of roses, daisies, and lilies.
  8. The bountiful bookshelf was filled with novels, biographies, and reference books.
  9. The region is known for its bountiful natural resources, including oil, gas, and minerals.
  10. The shepherd led his flock to a bountiful pasture, where the sheep could graze freely.

Phrases with «bountiful»

Sentences with «bountiful»

  • Fall is also the time of bountiful harvests including fresh picked apples, pears, squash and of course the quintessential icon of fall, the pumpkin. (idealme.com)
  • After three bond buying programs known as Quantitative Easing (QE) flooded Wall Street with bountiful amounts of play money while failing to significantly lift wages or economic growth, the U.S. central bank now has a balance sheet that has quadrupled since the 2008 crisis to $ 4.4 trillion. (wallstreetonparade.com)
  • Options for career growth are also in bountiful supply, as one can choose to grow as a career dental assistant or readily shift to other sectors of healthcare. (allp.com)
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