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Definition of «cornucopia»

Cornucopia is a noun that refers to an abundant supply or profusion of good things. It can also refer specifically to a curved, hollow horn-shaped container filled with fruits and grains, symbolizing plenty and the bounty of nature. The word comes from Latin words "cornu" meaning horn and "copia" meaning abundance or plentiful supply.

Usage examples

  1. The Thanksgiving table was set with a cornucopia of delicious dishes: roast turkey, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, green bean casserole, and pumpkin pie.
  2. The farmers' market is a cornucopia of fresh produce, with stands overflowing with ripe tomatoes, juicy peaches, crisp apples, and colorful bell peppers.
  3. The art gallery displayed a cornucopia of artistic styles, featuring paintings from various periods, sculptures in different mediums, and mixed media installations.
  4. The library is a cornucopia of knowledge, offering an extensive collection of books spanning all genres and topics, as well as access to online databases and research materials.
  5. The fashion show showcased a cornucopia of trendy designs, with models strutting down the runway wearing vibrant prints, dramatic silhouettes, and innovative accessories.

Phrases with «cornucopia»

Sentences with «cornucopia»

  • A small footprint doesn't mean a small mindset — heavily rotated wines, pasta sauces, bitters, soup mixes, spices, chocolate sauce, spreads, drink mixes, beans, hot sauces and more in veritable cornucopia of choices. (southportgrocery.com)
  • Recent reports including one by Cornucopia Institute have exposed the dirty secrets behind (kellybroganmd.com)
  • With Cornucopia having been around for 30 years, they have developed the reputation as the place to go to, when it comes to vegetarian eating. (thehealthytart.com)
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