CEFR B1

bountiful

adjective

Meaning

Large in quantity; abundant; giving freely and generously.

Examples

The garden produced a bountiful crop of tomatoes and zucchini.
She has a bountiful supply of energy and enthusiasm for her work.

Synonyms: ample, plentiful, generous, copious

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bountiful (B1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈbaʊntɪfl/

Definition

Large in quantity; abundant; giving freely and generously.

Examples

The garden produced a bountiful crop of tomatoes and zucchini.
She has a bountiful supply of energy and enthusiasm for her work.
The festival offered a bountiful feast to all attendees.

Synonyms of bountiful

Words with a similar meaning to bountiful:

ample
plentiful
generous
copious

Antonyms of bountiful

Words with the opposite meaning to bountiful:

scarce
meager
deficient

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