Abundance. Obsolete.

Abundance, plentifulness, fullness. Also: (in later use) copiousness, generosity; fullness of form or body.

Abundance, plenty. in wone: in abundance, plentifully.

Plentifulness, abundance; satiety.

transferred. Plenty, abundance.

Abundance; generosity.

Plentifulness, copiousness, abundance; fruitfulness.

= plenteousness, n.

The state of abounding or being in abundance; plentifulness. In later use only in in plenty: in abundance; in plentiful supply; abundantly.

Overflowing state or condition; superfluity; more than sufficient supply; plentifulness. Also: generosity, liberality. Frequently in in (also †till…

An abundant flow or supply (of words, feelings, riches, etc.); profusion.

Abundance; plentitude. Obsolete. Cf. largesse, n. 3.

Rich growth, fruitfulness, fertility; copiousness, abundance.

Plentiful supply, abundance; prevalence. Also: an instance of this.

The state or condition of being well provided for, or well supplied in regard to one's needs (cf. full, adj. 9); plenty. Obsolete.

Plentifulness; abundance.

The state or condition of being rife.

Fullness, plenitude. Obsolete.

The quality or state of being abundant; abundance, plenty; plentifulness. Also as a count noun: a large amount or quantity.

Abundance; plentifulness; = copiousness, n. 1.

Abundance, copiousness, numerousness.

The state or quality of being (more than) large enough to satisfy all demands or suit a particular purpose; abundance, plentifulness; liberalness…

Abundance.

The quality of being acquirable; abundance.

Of things immaterial: width, breadth, fullness; copiousness, abundance.

Plenitude; fullness, completeness; abundance, wealth; an instance of this.

Comparative fullness; abundance, amplitude, or plentifulness.

The quality of being fertile; fecundity, fruitfulness, productiveness. transferred and figurative.

Abundance, profusion.

Affluence, copiousness, abundance. Obsolete.

The quality of condition of being flush in various senses.

Abundance, plenty. Also as a count noun: a large quantity. Frequently with of.

Abundance, plenty; prosperity; happiness; luck.

Profusion, abundance. Cf. affluence, n. 1a.

Scottish. Abundance, plenty.

Abundance of some good constituent; lushness; depth, fullness.