Bountifully Meaning: Definition, Examples, and Translations

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bountifully

[หˆbaสŠntษชfสŠli ]

Definition

Context #1 | Adverb

adverb describing an action

In a bountiful manner; with abundance. Characterized by giving or providing generously.

Synonyms

abundantly, generously, lavishly.

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Word Description / Examples
bountifully

Used when something is provided in a large, plentiful amount, often in a positive and generous way.

  • The garden provided vegetables bountifully all summer.
  • The table was bountifully set with a variety of dishes.
generously

Indicates a willingness to give more of something than is usual or expected, often demonstrating kindness.

  • She always donates generously to local charities.
  • He generously offered his help during the crisis.
abundantly

Employed to describe a situation where something exists in large quantities; frequently used in a positive or neutral sense.

  • Water flows abundantly in this region.
  • The flowers bloomed abundantly in the spring.
lavishly

Used to describe something that is splendid, rich, or luxurious, often implying excessive or opulent display.

  • The room was decorated lavishly with gold and silk.
  • They always entertain guests lavishly, with gourmet food and fine wines.

Examples of usage

  • She smiled bountifully as she handed out gifts to the children.
  • The trees were bountifully laden with ripe fruit.

Translations

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Origin of 'bountifully'

The word 'bountifully' originated from the Middle English word 'bountevol,' which came from the Old French 'bonteivole.' The term ultimately traces back to the Latin word 'bonitฤtivus,' meaning 'generous.' The concept of giving generously has been celebrated throughout history in various cultures, emphasizing the importance of sharing abundance with others.