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Meanings of copiously in English

Portuguese
de forma copiosa

In an abundant manner.

        de forma copiosa
        Usage of copiously in English
        1
        They came; they admired the angelito; they drank copiously in its honour.
        The Story of Ida Pfeiffer / and Her Travels in Many Lands
        2
        In the process of repeating the words, tears began to flow copiously.
        Imajica: Complete Edition
        3
        Bleeding copiously, the youth fell to the deck in a stunned condition.
        The Diary of a U-boat Commander / With an Introduction and Expla...
        4
        He drank copiously of rum-and-water with a piece of butter in it.
        Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 1, December 11, 1841
        5
        I began to wonder what a tree looks like, and laughed copiously.
        The Enormous Room
        6
        Chronicles of her early life have been written, at any rate copiously.
        The Prime Minister
        7
        The look of confusion on his face brought Lucy's tears more copiously.
        Complete Books of Blood
        8
        Thou drinkest copiously at the sea: that doth thine embittered eloquence betray!
        Thus Spake Zarathustra: A Book for All and None
        9
        Its silver edges poked out of the wound, which oozed blood copiously.
        Perdido Street Station
        10
        He was bleeding copiously from the nose but otherwise appeared merely dazed.
        Changeless
        11
        He regurgitates lies as rapidly and copiously as Joey Chestnut swallows hotdogs.
        The Guardian
        12
        And the more she thought of it, the more copiously her tears flowed.
        Maurice Guest
        13
        The shower of wealth now fell copiously on the Company and its servants.
        Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 1
        14
        There was a lifetime's thought, painstakingly worked out, copiously set down.
        Lost in translation
        15
        She feels deeply and copiously like M. Alphonse de Lamartine in his Confessions.
        Condensed Novels
        16
        They were in very poor condition and wept copiously when captured.
        The New York Times Current History of the European War, Vol 1, I...
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        United Kingdom
        Common
        United States of America
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