Copious is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COPIOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• abundant
• abundant in supply or quantity
• profuse in speech or ideas
• abundant, plentiful
• Large in quantity or amount; plentiful; abundant; fruitful.
• large in number or quantity (especially of discourse)
• affording an abundant supply

Words related to COPIOUS

copiously16 copiousness15

How to use COPIOUS in a sentence

• But your study was carried on under difficulties, for many of those about you showed a tendency to copious or excessive speech.
• Arrived here, his first act was to kneel down on a large stone beside the row of vessels, and to drink a copious draught from one of them.
• He began operations by turning into the Town Hall Tavern for a good feed and a copious drink.
• There are about a dozen which give out a copious supply of water.
• The language is more copious than select, and sometimes two or three words perform the office of one.
• The third kind of orator is the sublime, copious, dignified, ornate speaker, in whom there is the greatest amount of grace.
• I read, made copious notes, but I wrote no single line at The Towers.
• He recovered from this, as the blow he received had only been stunning, and the copious bleeding, as is usual in such cases, had soon restored consciousness.
• The latter is very copious, and perhaps more detailed than we expected to find it.
• Having traced me to my second inn, he was here furnished with a more copious information.
• Flanagan stood with his hands alternately kept to his nose, from which he flung away the blood, as it sprung out in a most copious stream.
• LEONHARD SCHMITZ, and a copious Index of the whole four volumes, prepared especially for this edition.
• The sun set in a dense bank and the moment it disappeared a very copious dew began to fall.
• The blue vapor emerged from the chimney now in a copious puff and then, for a space, would cease, only to roll forth once more in larger volume.
• And it is in the religious pieces of the NOBLE NUMBERS, for which Jonson afforded the least copious precedents, that, as a rule, Herrick is least successful.
• To these heads are added a List of Patents, Notices of Expeditions of Discovery, and a copious Index.
• Immediately he was interested in the book, and he filled its pages with copious notes and marks of emphasis.
• The higher the conducting power the more copious were the currents.
• This luxuriance attested to the copious and recent rains.
• Julius Caesar, copious as he is in all that relates to Gaul, makes no mention of Rouen in his Commentaries.
• The reply of the heathen brother is best left in the obscurity of a remarkably difficult and copious Oriental language.
• It is very copious, and the introductory essay contains some excellent remarks upon the wisdom and wit of Scottish proverbial sayings.
• It was no copious and overflowing radiance, but they were the beams of the dawn.
• The inhabitants of the province of Manila, the Tagals, have their own language, which is very rich and copious.
• Numerous societies devoted to this portion of science have sprung up, and the energy of its devotees has produced a copious literature.

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