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Meanings of more copious in anglès

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Usage of more copious in anglès
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The higher the conducting power the more copious were the currents.
Faraday as a Discoverer
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And here I found him more copious than on the theme of poetry.
Impressions of Theophrastus Such
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Only Abyssinia has a more copious rainfall, which makes its plateau more productive.
Southern Arabia
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And this came of more copious mercy than if He had forgiven sins without satisfaction.
Summa Theologica, Part III (Tertia Pars) / From the Complete Ame...
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No one is more copious in railing against circumstances.'
Born in Exile
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In one hour we passed a spring called Ain el Akabe, more copious than the former.
Travels in Syria and the Holy Land
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I never saw finer or more copious hemlocks, many of them large, some old and hoary.
Our Friend John Burroughs
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Having traced me to my second inn, he was here furnished with a more copious information.
Caleb Williams; Or, Things as They Are
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Henry feels a fresh rush of blood to his cheeks, much more copious than the last.
The crimson petal and the white
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The more copious flow in the better conductor was exactly counterbalanced by the resistance of the worse.
Faraday as a Discoverer
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In allusions, in similitudes, though no one known to us is happier, many are more copious than Goethe.
Autobiography: Truth and Fiction Relating to My Life
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In short, the modern military dictionary is more copious than the ancient, and the words at least as poetical.
The Columbiad: A Poem
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Now, is it not true that the intenser need naturally implies the keener search and the more copious finding?
The Friendships of Women
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For we have had an opportunity of selecting from a much more copious store of models than he had.
The Orations of Marcus Tullius Cicero, Volume 4
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Had they been more copious, and extended more to verbal and grammatical illustrations, these Notes never would have appeared.
Germania and Agricola
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But soon the criticism became less close, the illustration more copious, the tongue more eloquent, and the glance less shy.
Doctor Claudius, A True Story
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