abound in Latin
abound in Latin is exubero — abound means to exist in large numbers or amounts; to be plentiful.
abound in Latin
exubero
What does "abound" mean?
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verb To exist in large numbers or amounts; to be plentiful.
"Wildlife abounds in the national park."
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verb To be full of something, or richly supplied with it.
"The coastline abounds with hidden coves."
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abound in a sentence
- Wildlife abounds in the national park.
- Rumours abounded after the sudden resignation.
- The coastline abounds with hidden coves.
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What is "abound" in Latin?
"abound" in Latin is exubero. abound means: To exist in large numbers or amounts; to be plentiful.
How do you use "abound" in a sentence?
Example: "Wildlife abounds in the national park." In Latin, "abound" is exubero.
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