bountifulness

bountifulness — noun

1. the condition of having or producing so much that there is plenty to use, eat, o

1.名詞C1
釋義

the condition of having or producing so much that there is plenty to use, eat, or enjoy.

例句

Villagers celebrated the bountifulness of the rice fields after September's heavy rains.

the bountifulness of + place producing food

The cookbook praises the bountifulness of coastal markets in early summer.

the bountifulness of + market/place

同義詞
  • abundance

    the closest everyday noun for there being a lot of something

  • plenty

    more conversational and less literary than bountifulness

  • bounty

    more poetic and often linked to nature's gifts

反義詞
  • scarcity

    means there is not enough available

  • barrenness

    stresses land or nature producing very little

文法句型

the bountifulness of + noun

someone speaks of + bountifulness

用法筆記

Usually found in formal or literary writing about land, harvests, markets, or nature rather than about one small object. In everyday English, speakers more often choose abundance or plenty.

常見錯誤

❌The valley had many bountifulnesses after the rainy spring.
✅The valley showed great bountifulness after the rainy spring.
💡this noun is usually uncountable, so it normally does not take a plural form.