adverbadverb
abondamment
heavily
Definition & meaning
Abondamment means abundantly, in large quantities, or plentifully. It can describe something that is plentiful or an action performed extensively.
- Il pleut abondamment. — It is raining heavily.
- Elle a abondamment écrit sur ce sujet. — She has written extensively on this subject.
Grammar & Word origin
Abondamment is an adverb, so it does not change for gender or number. It comes from the adjective abondant (“abundant”), with the adverbial ending -ment. The adjective ultimately comes from Latin abundans, meaning “overflowing” or “plentiful.”
Synonyms & antonyms
Synonyms:
- largement — “widely” or “amply”; often emphasizes extent or scope.
- copieusement — “copiously”; often describes generous amounts, especially of food or drink.
- en grande quantité — “in large quantities”; emphasizes the amount.
Antonyms:
- peu — “little” or “not much”; a broad opposite concerning quantity or degree.
- rarement — “rarely”; contrasts with abondamment only when the context concerns how often something happens.
Common phrases & collocations
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Examples
Il pleut abondamment aujourd'hui.adverb
It is raining heavily today.
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