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[ US /ˈkoʊpiəs/ ]
[ UK /kˈə‍ʊpɪəs/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. affording an abundant supply
    a rich supply
    food is plentiful
    had ample food for the party
    had ample food for the party
    a plenteous grape harvest
    copious provisions
  2. large in number or quantity (especially of discourse)
    a subject of voluminous legislation
    she took copious notes

How To Use copious In A Sentence

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  • With its abrupt cuts, minimal score, copious dialogue, and large ensemble cast, the film has an underproduced, semi-documentary feel.
  • Meals for guests or for ceremonial occasions such as weddings usually involve copious amounts of meat, washed down with Albanian raki, an alcoholic beverage.
  • The American bullfrog, for example, discharges copious amounts of mucus when basking in the drying rays of the sun.
  • The latter often produce copious secretions to the plant surface, outside the cuticle, or stored within glands.
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