Abundance
abundance (noun) - a very large quantity of somethingabundant (adjective)
banana trees grew in great abundance on the island and would make it possible for them to survive
they planted an abundance of flowers, now all abuzz with bees
an almost peasant abundance and radiance inhabits her face, flushed now from her labors, while white droplets drip from her brow
an abundance of hot food, served in a cool air-conditioned tent kept their morale high
the teeming abundance of life around you
the artsy scarves on sale, despite their abundance, weighed practically nothing
what if I had in my hand such an abundance?
an abundance of foods
the entire vast delta was an extravagant, ostentatious demonstration of natural abundance; a wealth of life flaunted without shame
the females took advantage of the abundance of food by laying many more eggs
the buzzards that lived in the region fed on the abundance of small rodents
a natural abundance
a great war means an abundance of cheap slaves thrown onto the market
predators three to six feet tall -- must have been found here in abundance
villagers came out to barter for their produce, so that there was an abundance of flesh and milk, of cheese and fresh fruit and greens
flowers, found here in abundance growing wild, ready to be picked
how can a country that can not produce ice cubes in abundance be hopin' to palm itself off as a major civilization?
slim, six foot balsam firs or white pines that grew in abundance on the fringes of every marsh
just an abundance of good food
the rapids of the river furnished us with an abundance of excellent fish
an abundance of CIA reports and satellite photography
cautious about spending a sizeable quantity of money for something that might exist in great abundance
perceiving that socialism would bring not peace but war, not abundance but poverty
defended by primitive versions of the surface-to-air missiles that Iraq now has in abundance
let's dream of trees growing in abundance, birds flying in clear air, fish swimming in clear water and our children living in peace
bewildering abundance and variety
seemingly out of nowhere, and in bewildering abundance and variety, the animal skeleton emerges
the American people get the cleanest, safest, most affordable, most abundant, most convenient supply of food of any group of people on the earth
the large sturdy bones of the huge beasts were the most abundant and accessible building material available on the essentially treeless steppes
birds did little to reduce the swarms of locusts as long as the vegetation remained abundant enough to support the new generations
there is abundant time on Death Row to worry about life after death
abundant and very low cost energy
an abundant supply
abundant hair
his abundant corn-coloured hair was sorely in need of a cut
this woman's tiny but lush figure, her abundant black hair and strange, dark, large eyes, her pale gold complexion
this is the time of year when vegetables in the local market are the most abundant
sheer abundance
amazed by the sheer abundance of consumer goods in the market
relative abundance
the relative abundance of corn means that's what we'll be eating this year
the country has an adundance of natural resources
in great abundance
produce an abundance
provide an abundance
