| With the festival of lights around the corner, attractive discounts will also be bounteous. |
| Do we not sense a paradox here, in such procedural sameness and rigid formality applied to nature's bounteous diversity? |
| Britain does not have a technology-focused venture-capital industry anything like as bounteous as that which serves Silicon Valley. |
| This book should not be read unless you're in possession of a bounteous bank balance. |
| His booming voice, practised oratory and bounteous promises send a hush through the crowd. |
| Grain fetched high prices due to the war in Europe, and the harvest was bounteous thanks to sufficient rain at the right time. |
