Definition Synonyms
Definition of bountiful - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
generousgiving freely and generously
- She was known for her bountiful donations to charity.
2.
abundanthaving a large amount of something
- The garden was bountiful with fresh vegetables.
Origin of bountiful
Old French, bounte (goodness) + -ful (full of)
Examples of bountiful in a sentence
His bountiful spirit made him beloved by all. The harvest was bountiful this year. Her generosity was bountiful, helping many in need.
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- French:généreux, ...
- German:großzügig, üppig, ...
- Italian:generoso, abbondante, ...
- Spanish:generoso, copioso, ...
- Portuguese:generoso, ...
- Chinese:慷慨的, 丰盛的, ...
- Japanese:寛大な, 豊富な, ...
- Arabic:سَخِي, وفير, ...
- Hebrew:נָדִיב, עָשִׁיר, ...
- Russian:щедрый, богатый, ...
- Ukrainian:щедрий, рясний, ...
- Hindi:उदार, भरपूर, ...
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