abundantly
abundantly — adverb
1. in a way that provides or shows a very large amount of something, often more tha
in a way that provides or shows a very large amount of something, often more than enough.
Wild mint grows abundantly along the stream behind Obi's grandparents' house.
grow abundantly along + [place]
After the storm, rainwater flowed abundantly through the rice fields all night.
flow abundantly through + [place]
The library was abundantly supplied with chairs before the exam workshop began.
Before the holiday weekend, the cafe kitchen was abundantly stocked with eggs.
- plentifully
very close in meaning, especially for supply or growth
- amply
often stresses that something is fully sufficient
- copiously
more literary and often used for something pouring out
文法句型
grow/flow abundantly
be abundantly supplied/stocked with + [thing]
用法筆記
Often describes natural growth, movement, or supply. Distinguish from sense 2: sense 1 is about quantity, while sense 2 strengthens an adjective or judgment.
常見錯誤
2. to a very high degree; used to make an adjective or judgment much stronger.
to a very high degree; used to make an adjective or judgment much stronger.
After the missing files appeared, Hari was abundantly clear about who had lied.
be abundantly clear about + clause
By the second rehearsal, the director's frustration was abundantly obvious to everyone.
be abundantly obvious to + person
The wet footprints made it abundantly evident that someone had entered earlier.
Seeing the bill, Mira found it abundantly apparent that dinner was overpriced.
文法句型
be abundantly + adjective
abundantly + clear/evident/obvious/apparent
用法筆記
Most common before words such as 'clear', 'evident', 'obvious', and 'apparent'. Unlike sense 1, it does not talk about amount, but about how strong a judgment feels.