Abundantly: meaning, definitions and examples

Used to describe a situation where something exists in large quantities. Typically used in formal writing or descriptive contexts.

• The garden was abundantly filled with blooming flowers
• Resources were abundantly available to the team

Suitable for describing sufficiency in quantity or degree, often in a way that is more than enough. It's commonly used in both formal and informal contexts.

• He was amply rewarded for his hard work
• The room is amply spacious for the event

Usually used to describe something that is produced in large amounts and often continuously, such as writing or liquids. It can have a slightly negative connotation when used excessively.

• She wrote copiously in her diary every night
• He sweated copiously under the hot sun

Usually used to describe something happening or being given in large amounts, often used with apologies or thanks. It can have a slight exaggeration connotation.

• She apologized profusely for the mistake
• He thanked his supporters profusely

Used in contexts where something is done or given in a very rich, luxurious or extravagant way. It can sometimes carry a connotation of being wasteful or overly extravagant.

• The host provided lavishly for the party guests
• They decorated their home lavishly for the holidays

This word often describes a large or kind amount, especially when someone is giving something. It has a positive connotation.

• She generously shared her lunch with her friends
• The donor gave generously to the charity