abound in
Be full of
To abound in something is to have it in great quantity or to be richly supplied with it.
The region abounds in wildlife.
Her writing abounds in vivid imagery.
The phrase suggests overflow or abundance rather than mere sufficiency—if something abounds in a place or thing, it's notably plentiful there.
Abundantly full of
- overflowingExceeding capacity, spilling out
- brimmingFull to the top
- burstingBreaking from internal pressure
- repleteCompletely filled
swarming · crawling · rife · awash · flush · bristling · alive · rich
State of varied elements
- multiplicityState of being many
- myriadExtremely large number
- spectrumContinuous range of values
- rangeExtent of variation
array · assortment · heterogeneity · eclecticism · mosaic · patchwork · medley · miscellany
Undomesticated natural organisms
- floraPlants of a region
- faunaAnimal life collectively
- biodiversityRange of life forms
- speciesFinest taxonomic rank
vegetation · marine life · birds · fish · insects · wildflowers · fungi · coral
Inherited cultural legacy
- artifactsHuman-made historical objects
- relicsPreserved items from antiquity
- manuscriptsHandwritten or typed originals
- archivesStored historical documents
traditions · folklore · temples · monuments · festivals · crafts · art · music
Things that may occur
- prospectsExpected future outcomes
- potentialLatent capacity for development
- openingsAvailable positions or gaps
- chancesProbabilities of occurrence
options · avenues · pathways · ventures · enterprises · innovations · investments · growth
teeming
Abundantly full of
- overflowingExceeding capacity, spilling out
- brimmingFull to the top
- burstingBreaking from internal pressure
replete · swarming · crawling · rife · awash · flush · bristling · alive · rich · thick
diversity
State of varied elements
- multiplicityState of being many
- myriadExtremely large number
- spectrumContinuous range of values
range · array · assortment · heterogeneity · eclecticism · mosaic · patchwork · medley · miscellany · profusion
wildlife
Undomesticated natural organisms
- floraPlants of a region
- faunaAnimal life collectively
- biodiversityRange of life forms
species · vegetation · marine life · birds · fish · insects · wildflowers · fungi · coral · plankton
heritage
Inherited cultural legacy
- artifactsHuman-made historical objects
- relicsPreserved items from antiquity
- manuscriptsHandwritten or typed originals
archives · traditions · folklore · temples · monuments · festivals · crafts · art · music · legends
possibilities
Things that may occur
- prospectsExpected future outcomes
- potentialLatent capacity for development
- openingsAvailable positions or gaps
chances · options · avenues · pathways · ventures · enterprises · innovations · investments · growth · development
minerals
Inorganic natural solids
- nutrientsVital dietary substances
- vitaminsEssential organic nutrients
- antioxidantsSubstances counteracting oxidative damage
enzymes · compounds · elements · proteins · oils · reserves · deposits · ores · timber · freshwater