cornucopia (Meaning)

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cornucopia (n)

a goat's horn filled with grain and flowers and fruit symbolizing prosperity

the property of being extremely abundant

No weak antonyms found.

The Thanksgiving table was adorned with a cornucopia overflowing with fruits and vegetables.
The fall harvest festival featured a grand display of abundance, symbolized by a cornucopia.
In Greek mythology, the cornucopia, or horn of plenty, was a symbol of prosperity and abundance.
The market stalls were filled with a cornucopia of fresh produce, enticing shoppers with vibrant colors and fragrant scents.
The painting depicted a lavish banquet scene, with a cornucopia spilling forth an abundance of food and drink.
The chef created culinary masterpieces using a cornucopia of ingredients sourced from local farmers and artisans.
Wealthy patrons enjoyed lavish feasts, with tables adorned with silver cornucopias filled with exotic fruits and delicacies.
The harvest festival parade featured floats decorated with cornucopias overflowing with flowers, symbolizing the bounty of the season.
As the seasons changed, the landscape transformed into a cornucopia of colors, with trees ablaze in shades of red, orange, and gold.
The explorer's journal described a land of plenty, where rivers flowed with milk and honey, and every tree bore a cornucopia of ripe fruit.

a goat's horn filled with grain and flowers and fruit symbolizing prosperity, the property of being extremely abundant

treasure trove,repository, gold mine, mine, wellspring, treasure-house, armory, argosy, storehouse, hoard

black hole, black hole, sinkhole,sinkhole,

The Thanksgiving table was adorned with a cornucopia overflowing with fruits and vegetables.

The fall harvest festival featured a grand display of abundance, symbolized by a cornucopia.

In Greek mythology, the cornucopia, or horn of plenty, was a symbol of prosperity and abundance.

The market stalls were filled with a cornucopia of fresh produce, enticing shoppers with vibrant colors and fragrant scents.