abundance
41abundance — noun Date: 14th century 1. an ample quantity ; profusion 2. affluence, wealth 3. relative degree of plentifulness < low abundances of uranium and thorium H. C. Urey > …
42Abundance — Bevölkerungsdichte – Stand 1994 Bevölkerungsdichte nach Staaten 2006 Die Bevölkerungsdichte ist die mittlere Anzahl der Einwohner pro Fläche für ein bestimmtes Gebiet ( …
43abundance — degree of plentifulness. The total number of fish in a population, stock, other group or on a fishing ground. Can be measured in absolute or relative terms and may be number per area or per unit fishing effort …
44abundance — The average number of types of macromolecules ( e.g., mRNAs) per cell …
45abundance — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. plenty, sufficiency, profusion, luxuriance, fullness; affluence, opulence, wealth. Ant., scarcity. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. bounty, copiousness, profusion, affluence; see excess 1 , plenty , wealth 2 …
46abundance — a·bun·dance || É™ bÊŒndÉ™ns n. plentifulness, copiousness; richness, wealth; number of creatures of a certain species found within a given area (Ecology) …
47abundance — [ə bʌnd(ə)ns] noun 1》 a very large quantity of something. ↘the state of being plentiful or prosperous. 2》 the amount of something present in a particular area or sample. 3》 (in solo whist) a bid by which a player undertakes to make nine or… …
48abundance — n. Flow, flood, overflow, exuberance, luxuriance, fertility, copiousness, profusion, richness, largeness, ampleness, wealth, affluence, store, more than enough, plenty, plenteousness …
49abundance — n 1. plenty, plenitude, bounty, cornucopia, horn of plenty, endless supply, Scot. scouth or skouth, Scot, and North Eng. routh; amplitude, ampleness, fullness, plenteousness, plentifulness, bountifulness, copiousness; richness, exuberance,… …
50abundance — abun·dance …
