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词汇 superabundance
释义 superabundance
noun[ S or U ]
 formaluk /ˌsuː.pər.əˈbʌn.dəns/ us /ˌsuː.pɚ.əˈbʌn.dəns/
a very large amount of something, especially more than is needed or usual: 大量,(尤指)超级丰富
The country has a superabundance of natural resources.这个国家拥有超级丰富的自然资源。
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superabundant
Cursed as I am with a superabundance of self-consciousness, I spend a lot of time loathing my own inability to do anything useful.
It is 4 ft. by 6 ft. and 3 ft. high, so you can understand that there's not a superabundance of space.
The increase in the cost of houses is the result of a superabundance of money facing a shortage of building land.
Less eye-catching, but still in superabundance, are the black berries of ivy and blue-black sloes.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

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accumulation
any number of thingsidiom
armload
backlog
blood clot
flood
foam
hyper-concentration
inundation
lion
logjam
many
pile
sight
stack
the lion's shareidiom
wave after/upon waveidiom
wedge
welter
wodge

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Examples of superabundance


superabundance
Chemists are being inundated with an unwieldy and difficult-to-categorize superabundance of particulars.
We have investigated fluctuations in the electric field, and specifically their spectral density, in a plasma containing a superabundance of suprathermal particles.
The four-century timescale, the multiple approaches, the superabundance of references to different countries not infrequently obscure the argument.
It is natural to conceive of divine excellence in terms of the superabundance of good-making attributes.
Here they are, all declaring that war means barbarism and that there is superabundance for everybody.
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Have we not produced a great powerful machine, which is world-wide in its ramifications, to produce everything that mankind requires in superabundance?
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I suggest, however, that these are not indications of a superabundance of capital.
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We are living in an age of superabundance, a time when we are able to meet all demands.
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Is that the way to meet a situation which arises from superabundance?
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There is a superabundance of wealth and yet people are starving.
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There is a superabundance of everything, but the workers do not get it.
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To-day we have all the means necessary to produce wealth in superabundance.
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The consumer may also submit to the restriction of supplies while there is superabundance; but sooner or later both will rebel.
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There is a superabundance of raw material and food only waiting to be translated and transferred to empty cupboards and shelves.
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Drug addiction is prodigal of skilled human resources—resources which we have not got in this country in superabundance.
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