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bountifulness

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Boun·ti·ful  (bount-fl)
A city of north-central Utah, a residential suburb of Salt Lake City. Population: 41,200.
boun·ti·ful  (bount-fl)
adj.
1. Giving freely and generously; liberal.
2. Marked by abundance; plentiful. See Synonyms at liberal.
bounti·ful·ly adv.
bounti·ful·ness n.
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Noun1.bountifulness - the property of copious abundancebountifulness - the property of copious abundance    
amplitude, bounty
abundance, copiousness, teemingness - the property of a more than adequate quantity or supply; "an age of abundance"
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