numerously
numerously — adverb
1. in a way that involves a very great number of people, things, or repeated action
in a way that involves a very great number of people, things, or repeated actions, so that the quantity is itself a notable feature of the situation.
Guests numerously filled the grand ballroom, their conversations rising in a cheerful hum.
adverb modifying verb in literary register
Stars numerously dotted the sky above Yumi's seaside cottage, bright enough to read by.
Invitations were numerously sent to families across the district for the spring festival.
Posters numerously covered the walls of Heloísa's bedroom, showing bands and films she loved.
- abundantly
more common in everyday prose; 'numerously' has a more formal, literary tone
- copiously
focuses on large amount or flow of something, while 'numerously' emphasises countable quantity
- plentifully
sounds slightly more natural in modern English than 'numerously'
- sparsely
opposite emphasis on small numbers or thin distribution