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boun´ti|ful|ly — boun|ti|ful «BOWN tuh fuhl», adjective. 1. giving freely; generous; open handed: »the help of bountiful friends. 2. more than enough; plentiful; abundant: »We put in so many plants that we have a bountiful supply of tomatoes. –boun´ti|ful|ly,… … Useful english dictionary
boun´ti|ful|ness — boun|ti|ful «BOWN tuh fuhl», adjective. 1. giving freely; generous; open handed: »the help of bountiful friends. 2. more than enough; plentiful; abundant: »We put in so many plants that we have a bountiful supply of tomatoes. –boun´ti|ful|ly,… … Useful english dictionary
boun·ti·ful — … Useful english dictionary
boun — boun·te·ous; boun·te·ous·ly; boun·te·ous·ness; boun·tied; boun·ti·ful; boun·ti·ful·ly; boun·ti·ful·ness; boun·tith; boun·ty; boun·ty·less; boun; … English syllables
bountiful — boun·ti·ful … English syllables
bountifully — boun·ti·ful·ly … English syllables
bountiful — boun•ti•ful [[t]ˈbaʊn tə fəl[/t]] adj. 1) liberal in bestowing gifts or favors; munificent; generous 2) abundant; ample • Etymology: 1500–10 boun′ti•ful•ly, adv. boun′ti•ful•ness, n. syn: See plentiful … From formal English to slang
bountiful — boun|ti|ful [ˈbauntıfəl] adj 1.) if something is bountiful, there is more than enough of it ▪ bountiful harvests 2.) generous ▪ bountiful God … Dictionary of contemporary English
bountiful — boun|ti|ful [ bauntıfl ] adjective LITERARY 1. ) available in large quantities: ABUNDANT 2. ) giving money, love, etc. generously … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
bountifulness — boun·ti·ful·ness … English syllables
