plenteously
With great abundance
Plenteously means in abundant or plentiful quantity.
The word is archaic or literary, appearing mainly in older texts and biblical translations: The land yielded plenteously.
Modern English prefers plentifully or abundantly.
Fully sufficient, even excessive
- profuseExtremely abundant, overflowing
- copiousExisting in abundance
- teemingAbundantly full of
- overflowingExceeding capacity, spilling out
lavish · richly · generously · abundantly · fully · liberally · unstintingly · amply
With extreme generosity
- magnanimouslyWith generous spirit
- liberallyIn generous measure
- lavishlyWith excessive generosity
- unstintinglyWithout limit or reserve
charitably · benevolently · openhanded · freely · graciously · beneficently · largesse · giving
Prospering vigorously
- thrivingSucceeding vigorously
- boomingExperiencing rapid growth
- prosperingSucceeding financially or generally
- bloomingProducing flowers now
burgeoning · luxuriously · opulently · affluently · richly · sumptuously · well · comfortably
ample
Fully sufficient, even excessive
overflowing · lavish · richly · generously · abundantly · fully · liberally · unstintingly · amply · freely
munificently
With extreme generosity
- magnanimouslyWith generous spirit
- liberallyIn generous measure
- lavishlyWith excessive generosity
unstintingly · charitably · benevolently · openhanded · freely · graciously · beneficently · largesse · giving · bestowing
flourishing
Prospering vigorously
- thrivingSucceeding vigorously
- boomingExperiencing rapid growth
- prosperingSucceeding financially or generally
blooming · burgeoning · luxuriously · opulently · affluently · richly · sumptuously · well · comfortably · fortunately
deluge
Severe overflow of water
- torrentViolent rushing flow
- floodOverwhelming water overflow
- inundationOverwhelming surge of water
cascade · outpouring · gush · surge · spate · tide · stream · rush · spillover · excess
fruitful
Producing abundant results
cornucopia · harvest · crop · reap · gather · produce · provision · fruition · fecund · productive