adj

bountiful

BOWN-tih-fuhl

Bountiful (adj) means existing in generous or plentiful amounts. Example: “The farm produced a bountiful harvest that year.”

adj

Existing in generous or plentiful amounts.

"The farm produced a bountiful harvest that year."

How to use bountiful

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishGenerously abundant.

Common pairings

a bountiful harvest bountiful supply

more bountiful comparative, most bountiful superlative

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The farm produced a _____ harvest that year.

From bounty plus the suffix -ful.

pitiful dutiful fanciful merciful beautiful plentiful

What does “bountiful” mean?

The word “bountiful” means existing in generous or plentiful amounts. In plain terms, generously abundant.

How do you pronounce “bountiful”?

“Bountiful” is pronounced BOWN-tih-fuhl ([ˈbaʊ̯n(ɾ)əfəɫ] in IPA).

How do you use “bountiful” in a sentence?

Here is “bountiful” used in a sentence: “The farm produced a bountiful harvest that year.”

What part of speech is “bountiful”?

“Bountiful” is an adjective.