Meaning & Definition of word "Abounding"

Abounding

/əˈbaʊndɪŋ/

1. existing in large numbers; plentiful.
- Example: The garden was abounding with colorful flowers in the spring.
2. filled or filled to excess.
- Example: The buffet was abounding with a variety of delicious dishes.
3. having plenty of; overflowing.
- Example: Their enthusiasm for the project was abounding, inspiring everyone on the team.
4. very large in quantity; abundant.
- Example: The forest was abounding with wildlife, making it a perfect place for nature lovers.

From Middle English 'abounding', from Old French 'abondant', from Latin 'abundans', from 'abundare' meaning to overflow.

abounding opportunities:

numerous chances or possibilities.

abounding in:

having a large quantity of something.

abounding joy:

excessive happiness or delight.

abundance:

a very large quantity of something.

abundantly:

in large quantities.

abound:

to exist in large numbers or amounts.

Meaning: overflowing with excitement or enthusiasm.

Example Sentence: She was abounding with energy at the party.

Meaning: having more than enough of something.

Example Sentence: He was abounding in confidence before the presentation.