plentifully

Examples of plentiful

plentiful
In this view acquaintances are plentiful, companions fewer, and intimates few and far between in a person's life.
In this setting, proposals for the abolition of poverty were varied and plentiful.
This once plentiful source of old lotus fruits is rapidly disappearing.
This is a fine collection, ably edited and with plentiful and helpful notes to explain dating and identify individuals.
I check the degree to which that unity is : eternal, infinite, complex, necessary, plentiful, self-representative, holy.
A plentiful supply of additional constructions is also provided by many of the structures considered in denotational semantics.
Sheep-rearing was cheap because commons and wastes were plentiful, and because it provided the shepherd with plenty of free time.
According to classical trade theory, factors of production should migrate from where they are relatively plentiful to where they are relatively scarce.
An object is impoverished insofar as it is not plentiful.
Finds of pottery, artefacts and industrial waste can be plentiful.
With fertile soils, generally plentiful rainfall and sufficient land, subsistence and commercial production could be substantially increased in both regions.
A further characteristic of dialect opera is the generally plentiful use of intertextual, or rather inter-operatic, parody.
During the fruit production, pulpy and intact fruit is plentiful and easily available.
They have dropped out of consideration because there is already plentiful evidence against them.
Flies fairly plentiful in open country, with short grass interspersed with palms and stumpy trees, generally leafless.
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