Definition of «bounty»

The term bounty can refer to a plentiful or generous supply of something, often in reference to food. It can also mean an amount of money offered as a reward for capturing someone or returning stolen property. In addition, it may describe a large number or quantity of something, such as "a bounty of fresh fruit."

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The company offered a handsome bounty for finding and reporting bugs in their software.
The government issued a bounty for the capture of the notorious criminal.
The treasure hunters were on a quest to find a hidden bounty of gold and jewels.
The farmer proudly displayed the bounty of fresh vegetables he had grown in his garden.
The fishermen returned with a bounty of delicious seafood after a successful day at sea.
The explorer documented the bounty of wildlife he encountered on his expedition in the Amazon rainforest.
The art gallery showcased a beautiful collection of paintings, showcasing the artistic bounty of local talent.
The holiday season brought a bounty of gifts and blessings for the underprivileged children in the community.
The archaeologists unearthed a precious bounty of ancient artifacts during their excavation.

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They add just the right touch to this hearty main dish, which is perfect for enjoying the late summer bounty of your squash garden or farmer's market. (verywellfit.com)
Facing a mountain of debt, she takes a job that makes her a kind of bounty hunter for sexual assault. (joefollansbee.com)
All ICOs with bounty programs could be found here. (icodrops.com)
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Definition of «bounty»

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