abundance
وفرة
definition
noun
the tropical island boasts an abundance of wildlife
a very large quantity of something.
translation of 'abundance'
noun
غزارة,
كثرة,
وفرة,
فيض,
عدد وافر,
جزالة
example
Well, in the mountains of Nagano there are two things in 'abundance' : ski slopes and onsens (or baths fuelled by hot springs).
Unlike their parents, who lived through the hardships of the Depression, these baby boomers have known only 'abundance' , prosperity and upward mobility.
White is for purity and red signifies 'abundance' and fertility.
There was help in 'abundance' with Mayo Mountain Rescue being joined by a number of teams from around the country.
It only takes one day for us to get our garden in, which is a small sacrifice considering the 'abundance' it provides not only in food but in the sense of accomplishment as the harvest comes in.
Over-watered lawns will quickly become mold factories and will shower everyone near them with an 'abundance' of mold spores.
At a time which promised financial 'abundance' and security we find ourselves, depressed, stressed, suicidal, darker and heavier than ever before.
vines and figs grew in 'abundance'
This isn't to say that this province doesn't have an 'abundance' of talented moviemakers, or that québécois culture doesn't have the resonance of familiarity.
For them there is a new life of forgiveness, peace, beauty and 'abundance' from here to eternity.
Now, the flip side of the heartbreaking stories we've had to bring you in 'abundance' this week are the breathtaking stories of survival.
In Chinese and Vietnamese cultures, the pig represents prosperity and 'abundance' .
In addition, mule deer and bobcat are in 'abundance' on the course, and a mountain lion makes infrequent visits every year or so.
Staphylococcus - a germ species most commonly associated with nose-picking - was found in 'abundance' on steering wheels and driver's seats.
she was blessed with talent and charm in 'abundance'
A beautiful walkway, a picturesque marina and an 'abundance' of wildlife, gave a feeling of peace and tranquillity within a bustling rural village of Leighlinbridge.
He said the shortage of labour in countries such as New Zealand may stem from the fact that, traditionally, there has been an 'abundance' of young men keen to get into shearing, reducing the need to promote the industry.
Yet there were evils in 'abundance' which could not be put down to a consequence of human sin.
But dad, won't the economy falter if there's not an 'abundance' of talented people?
We pass a National Trust sign that points us up hill to the Tumuli - a prehistoric burial ground, where an 'abundance' of heather disguises what lies beneath.
The climate, especially when compared to England's, allowed for multiple growing seasons and an 'abundance' of food.
In order to estimate the population density we divide the estimated 'abundance' by the effective sample area.
The Internet has now delivered us into an era of unprecedented artistic 'abundance' and the promise of direct connectivity between artists and their audience.
If it's tranquillity you're after, the Spanish countryside has it in 'abundance' , though if you don't have a good water source or a connection to the electricity grid, life can become a struggle.
Life has an 'abundance' of trivialities that are not always mere trivialities, but can too easily stand in the way of the potential fruitfulness of participation in alternative avenues.
Show officials, stewards, judges and workers were in 'abundance' and the hands-on people could easily be recognised by their mucky boots and ill-fitting, handed down bowler hats.
Lighting a lamp in a house is believed to bring prosperity, plenty and 'abundance' to the family.
Well, Schwartz believes that such 'abundance' robs us of contentment.
We say it takes money to make money; Paul says it takes poverty to produce 'abundance' .
Regardless of whether the scene is set in the seventeenth, eighteenth, or early nineteenth century prosperity and 'abundance' are constants in these images.
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