abound Copy link Outline 1. ăbundo, 12. ăbundĕ sum (adsum)3. sŭpersum4. sŭpĕro, 15. exūbĕro, 16. affluo, fluxi, xum, 3 (rare in this sense • abound: 1. ăbundo, 1: whether nature falls short or ab.s, sive natura deest, sive ab., Cic.: the needy abound, egentes ab., Cic. 2. ăbundĕ sum (adsum): with them everything bad ab.'d, quibus mala ab. omnia erant, Sall.: everything else ab.s, omnia alia ab. adsunt, Cic.: also with gen. of thing: terror and fraud ab., terrorum et fraudis ab. est, Virg. 3. sŭpersum: for whom such wealth existed and ab.'d, cui tanta erat res et supererat, Ter. 4. sŭpĕro, 1: moisture ab.'d in the fields, superabat humor in arvis, Lucr.: leisure ab.s, otium s., Liv. 5. exūbĕro, 1: in consequence of much learning and many arts, eloquence overflows and ab.s, ex multa eruditione, ex multis artibus exundat et exub. eloquentia, Tac.: ridicule ab.'d, ludicrum exuberabat, Suet. 6. affluo, fluxi, xum, 3 (rare in this sense: v. to abound in): nature is redundant and ab.s, natura abundat atque aff., Cic.