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Definition of plenteously - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
degree adverbDated in great quantity, or with rich givingDated
- They donated plenteously after the storm.
- The orchard bore plenteously after the rainy spring.
- She thanked the volunteers plenteously for their help.
Origin of plenteously
Latin, plenus (full) + -eous (having the nature of)
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- French:en grande quantité, ...
- German:reichlich, ...
- Italian:abbondantemente, ...
- Spanish:abundantemente, ...
- Portuguese:abundantemente, ...
- Chinese:大量地, ...
- Japanese:豊富に, ...
- Arabic:بِوَفْرَةٍ, ...
- Hebrew:בְּנְדִיבוּת רַבָּה, ...
- Russian:обильно, ...
- Ukrainian:щедро, ...
- Hindi:उदारतापूर्वक, ...
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