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abounds

/əˈbaʊndz/

VERB

1. To be full to overflowing

To contain or be filled with a very large quantity of something; to overflow or be plentifully supplied.

1.1. Being filled with or overflowing with something

Describes a place, object, or situation containing an exceptionally large amount of something.

Synonyms

  • brims
  • overflows
  • teems
  • swarms
  • crawls with
  • is alive with
  • is thick with
  • is all over the place

Antonyms

  • lacks
  • is devoid of
  • is deficient in

Examples

  • The market abounds with fresh produce, enticing shoppers with colorful displays.
  • The Internet abounds with information on a wide range of topics, accessible at our fingertips.

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VERB

2. To be wealthy

To possess or enjoy great wealth or material abundance.

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3. To be highly productive

To produce, generate, or develop abundantly; to flourish or thrive.

3.1. Flourishing or thriving

Describes activities, organisms, or conditions that grow, develop, or produce abundantly.

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Examples

  • Creativity abounds in this vibrant art community, inspiring artists of all ages.

Related Words

  • productive
  • fruitful
  • bountiful
  • growth
  • prosperity

VERB

4. To be present or available in large numbers

To exist in great quantities or numbers; to be plentiful.

4.1. Existing in large numbers or quantities

Describes things, people, or qualities that are present or available in great numbers or amounts.

Synonyms

  • be plentiful
  • be abundant
  • bristle
  • crowd
  • swarm
  • teem

Antonyms

  • be scarce
  • lack
  • be deficient
  • be in short supply

Examples

  • Despite the challenges, optimism abounds among the team members, fueling their determination to succeed.
  • Nature's beauty abounds in this tranquil landscape, offering solace to weary souls.

Related Words

  • plethora
  • profusion
  • multitude
  • surplus
  • plenty
  • abundance

VERB

5. To revel in

To take great pleasure or delight in something; to enjoy or indulge in it.

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6. To be copiously supplied

To have or contain a plentiful supply of something.