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Meanings of plenteously in English
Portuguese
generosamente Usage of plenteously in English
1
I will reward thee plenteously, I will be with thee in trouble.
2
And that night the maiden was right joyful, and they fared plenteously.
3
He is a young man upon whom the Spirit hath descended plenteously.
4
The great thing is that it is so, and that it flows plenteously.
5
The castle is shut fast, and plenteously supplied with all manner of store.
6
The Caffres, their neighbours, live plenteously and have very large ones.
7
Poor Venetia could not answer, her tears were flowing so plenteously.
8
In America, Scotland, and Wales, the Spirit is descending plenteously.
9
They did flow and plenteously, and one fell upon the stone bench beside her.
10
And fear ye Him who hath plenteously betowed on you ye well know what:
11
They embraced, they mingled their tears together, and every instant they wept more plenteously.
12
The boatswain is incessant in his patrol of purification, and disinfecting substances are plenteously distributed.
13
The French army is very well and plenteously fed.
14
She deals plenteously, however, at home in domestic apophthegms.
15
Kamran was plenteously subsidised; he took Macnaghten's lakhs, but furtively maintained close relations with Persia.
16
Thin soup, ever so plenteously spiced with catsup, was inadequate provender for a working artist.
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