abundantly in Japanese
abundantly in Japanese is 多量 — abundantly means in large quantities; plentifully.
abundantly in Japanese
多量
Pronounced: taryō
In an abundant manner; in a sufficient degree; in large measure. [First attested around 1350 to 1470.]
What does "abundantly" mean?
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adv In large quantities; plentifully.
"The garden was abundantly stocked with vegetables by midsummer."
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adv Very clearly; extremely (used to strengthen a statement).
"It quickly became abundantly clear that the plan wasn't working."
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abundantly in a sentence
- The garden was abundantly stocked with vegetables by midsummer.
- It quickly became abundantly clear that the plan wasn't working.
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What is "abundantly" in Japanese?
"abundantly" in Japanese is 多量. abundantly means: In large quantities; plentifully.
How do you pronounce 多量?
"abundantly" in Japanese is 多量, pronounced "taryō".
How do you use "abundantly" in a sentence?
Example: "The garden was abundantly stocked with vegetables by midsummer." In Japanese, "abundantly" is 多量.
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