Definition for Copiousness:

• Abundance; full supply; great plenty.

Synonyms for Copiousness:

• n.

  •abundance (noun)
  • bounty,
  • richness,
  • superabundance,
  • affluence,
  • amplitude,
  • Horn of plenty,
  • lavishness.
  •a great deal (noun)
  • much.
  •bounteousness (noun)
  • ample amount,
  • ample amounts.
  •exuberance (noun)
  • lushnesses,
  • super abundance,
  • fulsomenesses,
  • super-abundances,
  • luxuriances,
  • teemingnesses,
  • effusivenesses,
  • super-abundance,
  • super abundances.
  •fertility (noun)
  • generative capacities,
  • uberties,
  • feracities,
  • plentifulnesses,
  • pubescences,
  • prolificities.
  •fullness (noun)
  • comprehensivenesses,
  • adequatenesses,
  • dis-tension,
  • dis-tensions,
  • tumescences,
  • curvaceousnesses,
  • extensivenesses,
  • dis tensions,
  • dis tension,
  • widenesses.
  •overflow (noun)
  • overflowing.
  •overflowing (noun)
  • over flowing,
  • over-flowing.
  •plenty (noun)
  • de luges,
  • great deals,
  • de luge,
  • de-luge,
  • good deals,
  • de-luges.
  •pleonasm (noun)
  • wordages.
  •profusion (noun)
  • outpouring.
  •satiation (noun)
  • engorgements.
  •superfluity (noun)
  • overkill,
  • inundation,
  • outrageousness,
  • overdose,
  • gratuitousness,
  • overindulgence,
  • immoderation,
  • deluge,
  • redundancy,
  • landslide,
  • Overrunning,
  • superfluous,
  • exorbitance,
  • surplus,
  • extravagance,
  • overabundance,
  • avalanche.
  •wealth (noun)
  • substantiality,
  • clover,
  • long green,
  • lap of luxury,
  • substantialities,
  • wealth,
  • CLOVERS,
  • stocks and bonds.
  •wordiness (noun)
  • long-windedness,
  • logorrhea,
  • tautology,
  • verboseness,
  • garrulity,
  • loquaciousness,
  • windiness,
  • prolixity,
  • pleonasm,
  • tautologies.

• Other synonyms:

  •profusion
  • hypertrophy.
  •redundance
  • wordiness.

Antonyms for Copiousness:

• n.

  • abundance
    need, want, lack, poorness, scarcity, rareness.
  • Other antonyms:
    scarceness.

Copiousness Sentence Examples:

• He came back looking as fresh as when he started, and at night, sitting before the big camp fire, related his adventure, and talked with his usual emphasis and copiousness of many things.

• When Plautus is at his best - in the Aulularia, Bacchides, or Rudens, and most notably in the Captivi - he has seldom been improved upon either in the interest of his action or in the copiousness and vivacity of his dialogue.

Homophones for Copiousness:

• cubic inch, capsizing, Coachwhip Snake, capaciousness.