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amply

AM-plee

Amply (adv) means In a way that is more than sufficient; generously or thoroughly. Example: “The report was amply illustrated with charts and diagrams.”

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In a way that is more than sufficient; generously or thoroughly.
"The report was amply illustrated with charts and diagrams."
"Her hard work was amply rewarded."

How to Use Amply

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishGenerously, thoroughly, more than enough.

Common pairings
amply rewarded amply demonstrated

Word Forms

more amply comparative, most amply superlative

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Etymology

From "ample" plus the adverb suffix "-ly".

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What does “amply” mean?

The word “amply” means in a way that is more than sufficient; generously or thoroughly. In plain terms, generously, thoroughly, more than enough.

How do you pronounce “amply”?

“Amply” is pronounced AM-plee (/ˈæm.pli/ in IPA).

How do you use “amply” in a sentence?

Here is “amply” used in a sentence: “The report was amply illustrated with charts and diagrams.”

What part of speech is “amply”?

“Amply” is an adverb.

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