bountiful (Meaning)
bountiful (s)
given or giving freely
producing in abundance
bountiful (a.)
Free in giving; liberal in bestowing gifts and favors.
Plentiful; abundant; as, a bountiful supply of food.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bountiful
bountiful Sentence Examples
- The bountiful harvest brought joy to the farming community.
- She prepared a bountiful feast for her family and friends during the holidays.
- The forest was home to a bountiful array of wildlife, from birds to bears.
- The bountiful rain nourished the crops, ensuring a plentiful yield.
- Their garden yielded a bountiful supply of vegetables throughout the summer.
- The bountiful resources of the ocean provided sustenance for coastal communities.
- Despite the drought, the region remained bountiful in its natural beauty.
- The bountiful generosity of the donors enabled the charity to expand its programs.
- His bountiful imagination led him to create intricate worlds in his stories.
- The bountiful sunshine filled the day with warmth and light.
FAQs About the word bountiful
given or giving freely, producing in abundanceFree in giving; liberal in bestowing gifts and favors., Plentiful; abundant; as, a bountiful supply of food.
plentiful, generous, plenty, ample, liberal, enough, comfortable,abundant, plenteous, all kinds of
minimal, inadequate, spare, deficient, wanting, scant, bare, insufficient, spare, meager
The bountiful harvest brought joy to the farming community.
She prepared a bountiful feast for her family and friends during the holidays.
The forest was home to a bountiful array of wildlife, from birds to bears.
The bountiful rain nourished the crops, ensuring a plentiful yield.
