Amply: meaning, definitions and examples

Used when referring to more than enough of something in quantity, often in a formal setting.

• The project was amply funded for its entire duration.
• She was amply rewarded for her efforts.

Indicates that something exists in great amounts and is often easily obtained, much like 'abundant' but usually used in a more casual context.

• Apples are plentiful in the fall.
• There was a plentiful supply of snacks at the party.

Describes something that exists in large quantities and is often easy to find.

• The forest is home to abundant wildlife.
• We have an abundant supply of fresh water here.

Often used in a positive, humane context to describe actions done with kindness or willingness to give more than necessary.

• He donated generously to charity.
• The teacher generously gave her time to help the students.

Used to emphasize that something is done fully or entirely, without leaving anything out.

• I completely agree with your opinion.
• The house was completely destroyed in the fire.

Typically used to emphasize that something is more than sufficient, often in a reassuring way.

• The team was amply rewarded for their hard work

Indicates that there is an adequate amount needed to meet the requirements, without implying excess.

• We have sufficient resources to complete the project

Generally used in casual speech to indicate that there is a surplus of something.

• We have more than enough chairs for the event

Usually refers to a large quantity that is easy to find and is available in large amounts.

• Fruits and vegetables are plentiful at the local market

Used when there is a very large amount of something, often more than necessary. It implies a richness or plentifulness.

• The region is known for its abundant wildlife