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1. An abundance, an overflowing supply.
2. A reference to plenty, large quantity.
3. Abounding in matter, thoughts, or words.

1. Produced or existing in large quantities; abundant; plentiful: "He had the bad habit of eating copious amounts of food."
2. Having or yielding an abundant supply: "They had a copious harvest last year."
3. Exhibiting abundance or fullness; such as, of thoughts or words.
4. Etymology: from Latin copiosus, "plentiful"; from copia, "abundance, profusion, plenty"; from com-, "with" + ops, opis, "power, wealth, resources".

1. In an abundant manner.
2. A reference to being large in quantity or number; abundant; plentiful.

1. Having the characteristics of a more than adequate quantity or supply.
2. The state or quality of being copious; abundance; plentifulness; also, diffuseness in style, or manner, of treating a subject or topic.

1. Something which is made exactly like something else in appearance or function.
2. One of many identical specimens of something produced in large numbers; especially, something printed or published.
3. The written text to be published in a book, newspaper, or magazine, as distinct from visual material or graphics.
4. To do exactly what someone else does; to reproduce the work of another person.
5. Suitable source material for journalism: "As a movie star, she was good copy for journalists."
6. Etymology: from Latin copia, "plenty, abundance"; then from French copier from Middle Latin copiare, "to transcribe, to write in plenty"; and later came the particular meaning, "to write the original text many times".

1. A great abundance of something; a representation of a horn, used as a symbol of abundance.
2. A painting or other representation of a goat's horn overflowing with fruits, flowers, and vegetables; used to symbolize "plenty" or "prosperity".
3. Synonyms: profusion, profuseness, richness, abundance, copiousness, teemingness.

1. The property of being extremely abundant.
2. Characterized by being an overflowing store; an abundance: "The Christmas season is a cornucopian time for store sales."

Cornucopia-like arrangement or profusion.

Not opulent; not affluent or rich.

Poor amid great riches.

Horace reminding us that general wealth in a society does not mean that everyone shares in it. So much for trickle-down economics.

1. Wealth as evidenced by sumptuous living.
2. Wealth, riches, or affluence.
3. Great abundance; profusion; relating to resources or goods; having plenty.

1. Having wealth, riches, or affluence.
2. Having abundance, as of resources or goods; having plenty.

1. Characterized by an obvious lavish display of wealth, rich abundance, or affluence.
2. Possessing or exhibiting great wealth; being affluent; being ample; as, in richly abundant supply.

1. In a sumptuous and opulent manner.
2. Richly; with abundance or splendor.

A frenzied lust for wealth. -Ovid