abundantly Copy link Outline 1. ăbundanter2. ăbundĕ3. affătim4. afflŭenter5. cōpĭōsē6. cŭmŭlātē (i. e. with heaped or overflowing measure)7. fēlīcĭter (esp. of fruitful production)8. largē • abundantly, in abundance: 1. ăbundanter: to speak copiously and a., copiose et a. loqui, Cic.: to bear fruit a., fructum a. ferre, Plin. 2. ăbundĕ: a. to satisfy, a. satisfacere, Cic.: to whose lot fall popularity, fame, in a., cui gratia, fama contingit a., Hor. Sall. 3. affătim: to satisfy anyone a., alicui af. satisfacere, Cic.: to provide supplies a., commeatum af. parare, Sall. 4. afflŭenter: Apul.: comp. affluentius, Cic. Tac. 5. cōpĭōsē: to procure food a., c. comparare pastum, Cic. 6. cŭmŭlātē (i. e. with heaped or overflowing measure): the farmers of the revenue have been a. satisfied, c. publicanis satisfactum, Cic.: to satisfy any-one most a., alicui cumulatissime satisfacere, Cic. 7. fēlīcĭter (esp. of fruitful production): grapes are produced more a., veniunt felicius uvae, Virg. 8. largē: to give a., l. dare, Cic. having drunk too a., potus largius aequo, Hor.