copious
IPA: kˈoʊpiʌs
adjective
- Vast in quantity or number, profuse, abundant; taking place on a large scale.
- Having an abundant supply.
- Full of thought, information, or matter; exuberant in words, expression, or style.
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Examples of "copious" in Sentences
- I removed some of the copious templates.
- Check the copious citations in that regard.
- Copious pits on the side facing the electrode.
- Perspiration commenced immediately and was very copious.
- The man is also shown to expel copious amounts of semen.
- The opera uses copious spoken dialogue and no sung recitative.
- The copious oils produced are an important feature of the genus.
- A major tenet of the game is to consume copious amounts of beer.
- Do the copious fictional details overshadow the historical facts
- The two women express their feelings in copious direct discourse.
- The information is accurate and up to date with copious references.
- All of which has been documented hereon this site in copious amounts.
- The word copious means plentiful in number deriving from the Latin copiosus, from copia, meaning "abundance."
- So if you were around yesterday, you know that while trying to engage in copious napping, I also am aiming to gear up for the coming year.
- Not only the intensely personal account of a dedicated vegan, the book is buttressed with a wealth of scholarship, reflected in copious footnotes and a wide-ranging bibliography.
- I must say that as an evening eater, I like the sacrifices of Ramadan since one may pig out upon sunset if I understand the rules and I am an evening eater and drinker (in copious amounts I might add).
- This is of course all secondary to his rigorous super hero training regimen, comprised mostly out of creating “What If?” scenarios with action figures and clocking in copious amounts of time in Batman: Arkham Asylum.