Abundantly

Adverb describing something existing or available in large quantities; plentifully; richly. It conveys the idea of a great or excessive amount, exceeding what is necessary or expected. It can describe resources, opportunities, evidence, or even feelings, emphasizing their substantial presence and impact. 'Abundantly' highlights the generosity, lavishness, or completeness associated with the subject it modifies.

Abundantly meaning with examples

• The garden produced an abundance of ripe tomatoes; they were abundantly available for sauces and salads. We shared the surplus with neighbors. The children enjoyed their harvest; they enjoyed many fresh sandwiches. The tomatoes were ready earlier than usual. The yield of tomatoes was high this year. They made us very happy and full.
• Evidence of the suspect's guilt was abundantly clear, with multiple witnesses and incriminating physical evidence presented. The detective had a lot of work and time to collect the evidence. His task was accomplished on schedule. The detective used the evidence to make a case for conviction. It looked like a great conviction was inevitable.
• The local market offered food abundantly, with various fresh produce and prepared dishes to satisfy every customer. There were plenty of options to buy. They offered food at reasonable prices. It was a fun place to spend some time. The customers had numerous choices to choose from. Everything was so fresh.
• She expressed her gratitude abundantly after receiving the thoughtful gift, showering the giver with genuine appreciation. She couldn't hide how grateful she was. She felt a big amount of love. She was happy to receive it. It was an excellent gift, it was perfect and just what she wanted.
• The research team had access to data abundantly; numerous studies and extensive records provided them with a lot of information for analysis. The research went well. The amount of data was massive. It provided all the information they needed. The researchers worked tirelessly to interpret the findings. They were able to use a large number of resources.