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Farmers in the region enjoy good soil, moderate temperatures, and an abundant supply of water.abundant = present in great quantity
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She made it abundantly clear that she doesn't want to go out with him.abundantly clear = extremely (with more than is needed)
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The country has abundant resources.abundant = present in great quantity
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Again Roy was astounded by the immense flatness of the terrain, the lush horizons, and the exotic abundance of life. (source)abundance = large amount or quantity
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Animals like Dromaeosaurus, Oviraptor, Velociraptor, and Coelurus—predators three to six feet tall—must have been found here in abundance. (source)abundance = large number
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The remains of a picket drunkenly guarded the front yard— a "swept" yard that was never swept— where johnson grass and rabbit-tobacco grew in abundance. (source)abundance = large amounts
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I caught nothing the whole day, not even in the late afternoon, when marine life appeared in abundance. (source)abundance = large amount or quantity
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When food is abundant and cheap, people will eat more of it. (source)abundant = present in great quantity
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His yams grew abundantly, not only in his motherland but also in Umuofia, where his friend gave them out year by year to sharecroppers.† (source)abundantly = with great quantity
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The peril of their situation was abundantly clear.† (source)abundantly clear = very (with a lot of indication or evidence)
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I felt in myself a superabundance of energy which found no outlet in our quiet life.† (source)
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He did gaze, however, and said to himself that his features had never before possessed so rich a grace, nor his eyes such vivacity, nor his cheeks so warm a hue of superabundant life.† (source)
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But in your case, these biles are ....well, they're overabundant.† (source)
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The overabundance of sheep that had crowded the capital the winter before was gone, many of them moved back to the pastures of the coastal provinces, but many more of them slaughtered to feed the population.† (source)overabundance = present in excessive quantitystandard prefix: The prefix "over-" in overabundance means excessive. This is the same pattern as seen in words like overconfident, overemphasize, and overstimulate.
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It maybe means that what is needed to mitigate the foolishness or dissolve the deception is always superabundantly about and insistently offered to us—a black offer in Charing Cross; a gray in Place Pereires where you see so many kinds and varieties of beings go to and fro in the liquid and fog; a brown in the straight unity of Wabash Avenue.† (source)
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Samuel married them, of course, and all the people left in the compound came to wish them happiness and an abundance of roofleaf forever. (source)abundance = large amount or quantity
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