Abundantly

Pronunciation: /əˈbʌndəntli/

Definitions of abundantly

adverb in large quantities; plentifully

Example Sentences

A1 The flowers in the garden are abundantly blooming.

A2 She smiled abundantly when she saw her favorite dessert.

B1 The company produces abundantly to meet the high demand.

B2 The author's talent for storytelling is abundantly clear in her latest novel.

C1 The resources available for research are abundantly sufficient.

C2 The chef's culinary skills are abundantly showcased in the exquisite dishes served at the restaurant.

Examples of abundantly in a Sentence

formal The country is blessed with an abundantly rich natural resources.

informal I have abundantly more snacks than I can eat by myself.

slang She's abundantly talented at playing the guitar.

figurative His love for her was abundantly clear in the way he looked at her.

Grammatical Forms of abundantly

• past tense: abounded
• plural: abundantly
• comparative: more abundantly
• superlative: most abundantly
• present tense: abound
• future tense: will abound
• perfect tense: have abounded
• continuous tense: is abounding
• singular: abundantly
• positive degree: abundant
• infinitive: to abound
• gerund: abounding
• participle: abounded

Origin and Evolution of abundantly

First Known Use: 1300 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'abundantly' originated from the Latin word 'abundantem', which means 'overflowing' or 'exceeding'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'abundantly' has retained its original meaning of 'in large quantities' or 'plentifully', and is still commonly used in English to convey a sense of abundance or excess.