bountiful

More than enough

Bountiful means generous or abundant.

A bountiful harvest yields more than expected.

A bountiful host provides lavishly for guests.

The word carries warmth—nature or people giving freely: The land was bountiful, She was bountiful with her time and attention.

Bountiful suggests not just quantity but generosity of spirit.

abundant

copious

Existing in abundance

profuse · lush · brimming · replete · galore · inexhaustible · luxuriant · voluminous · extensive · suffused

harvest

cornucopia

Abundance symbol, horn-shaped

  • reapingCutting crops for collection
  • yieldProduce or relinquish
  • cropsCultivated plants for harvest

grain · autumn · threshing · orchard · vineyard · wheat · barley · picking · glean · husbandry

fertile

fecund

Richly reproductive

verdant · lush · flourishing · blooming · thriving · breeding · multiplying · regenerative · life-giving

generous

magnanimous

Noble and forgiving

kindhearted · openhanded · gracious · liberal · selfless · altruistic · beneficent · giving · largesse · philanthropy

prosperity

wealth

Abundance of valuable resources

fortune · thriving · flourishing · riches · luxury · well-being · success · boom · golden · blessed

Categories
Opposites
abundance/quantity

bountifulscarce

In short supply

meager · scant · sparse · scanty · insufficient

generosity/giving

bountifulstingy

Unwilling to spend freely

miserly · niggardly · tightfisted · ungenerous · penurious

fertility/productivity

bountifulbarren

Unable to produce

sterile · unfruitful · infertile · unproductive · fruitless

Phrases
Family

bountifulness, bountifully

Familiarity
Top 50,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G