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Meanings of bountiful in English

Given or giving freely.

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Producing in abundance.

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Usage of bountiful in English
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The Irish service hasn't quite caught up with the bountiful UK equivalent.
The Irish Times
2
After that, it will carry a bountiful second flush in early autumn.
The Guardian
3
Such bountiful opportunities, though, suggest a double-B deal is meant to be.
Reuters
4
You can thank the bountiful Jupiter-Sun celestial love fest for that now.
Ebony
5
It's not as though your love life has been bountiful this year.
Deadly Décisions
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And I know your honour is bountiful: you will consider the groom.
The Virginians
7
Draw them, by Thy bountiful favor, to the heaven of Thine inspiration.
Prayers and Meditations
8
Never were the oily charms of Houston likely to seem more bountiful.
Long time coming: a novel
9
All the cereals and garden vegetables thrive here, and yield bountiful crops.
Steep Trails
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The most happy moments are those which a bountiful chance gives us.
Corinne; Or, Italy. Volume 1 (of 2)
11
The prince was polite and bountiful, but his face was still clouded.
The Pharaoh and the Priest: An Historical Novel of Ancient Egypt
12
California has a bountiful supply, with plenty of superb wines to boot.
The Irish Times
13
Greetings and praise be unto him, and mercy from his bountiful Lord.
Memorials of the Faithful
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Nature was bountiful to him, and his acquirements were extensive and solid.
From Canal Boy to President; Or, the Boyhood and Manhood of Jame...
15
Nature has not been very bountiful either to her body or mind.
The Coquette, or, The History of Eliza Wharton / A Novel: Founde...
16
The once-bountiful forest, full of trees and wildlife, was desolate and abandoned.
Climbing Magazine
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
Common