abundant

abundantly | American Dictionary

abundantly
adverb[ not gradable ]
us/əˈbʌn·dənt·li/
very:
The solution to the problem seemed abundantly clear.

Examples of abundantly

abundantly
This is abundantly clear in community care practices, with managerialist definitions and re-definitions of need and eligibility criteria that shape the whole picture of care.
The advocate of design is likely to suppose, of course, that these marks are in fact abundantly displayed in our cosmos.
The zero electric field regulates injection of electrons abundantly available at the cathode surface, essentially controlling the diode current.
This is not a weakness-the other sort of work is abundantly available-but bespeaks the collection's clear focus.
The editors have assembled a collection of very substantial papers in which extensive databases, sophisticated statistical analyses, and clever theoretical interpretations are abundantly present.
It depends on a situation where "all the springs of common wealth flow more abundantly" (id.).
The main text is abundantly served by detailed endnotes, discussing specific points not easily incorporated into the main textual flow, as well as further references.
Even in the absence of detailed evidence on birth rates, as distinct from birth totals, the unfolding picture is abundantly clear.
It is abundantly clear that these pregnancy-derived tissues have value, and enormous value.
The effect on the reader can be infuriating, but it is abundantly clear what the author is in search of.
Yet even in this simple division, the resulting partisan situation is abundantly clear.
We also found that water from many local streams and ponds in which vegetation was abundantly growing also stimulated witchweed seed germination.
Genetic variation for dormancy induction and/or maintenance, dormancy breakage and germination requirements of non-dormant seeds appears to be abundantly present in these lines.
This focus allows her to provide a dense account of guerrilla politics abundantly illustrated with vivid interview material.
Fluids were unable to pervasively infiltrate into the body even though fluids may have been abundantly available in the direct vicinity (see next section).
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