abundantly
Britishadverb
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very
he made his disagreement with her abundantly clear
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plentifully; in abundance
Example Sentences
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So, to deliver significant change the message from the top has to be abundantly clear, and when it is big shifts in outlook might then follow.
From BBC
Listening to the prime minister's tone and language this morning, the gravity of this moment was abundantly apparent.
From BBC
But 14 months on, it’s now abundantly clear that Cignetti wasn’t joking around.
“The value of a UC degree is abundantly clear. An investment in UC is the best investment in the future of our students, California’s workforce, and the state’s economy.”
From Los Angeles Times
It was abundantly clear to actor-director Bradley Cooper that if “Is This Thing On?,” his comedy-drama set in New York’s stand-up scene, lacked authenticity, the film would fail.
From Los Angeles Times
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