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amply

amply
Adverb

This term conveys a sense of generous abundance, often suggesting that a requirement has not just been met, but exceeded. It carries a positive, reassuring connotation of security and sufficiency, typically appearing in formal or professional contexts such as financial reports, legal justifications, or academic evaluations.

When used to describe a degree of proof or justification, it shifts from a quantitative sense to a qualitative one. In these instances, it signals that the evidence is overwhelming or conclusive, leaving little room for doubt or further questioning.

Meanings

Adverbamply

In a quantity that is more than sufficient; plentifully.

The project was amply funded by several private donors.

Adverbamply

To a great degree or extent; fully.

The evidence provided amply justifies the decision to postpone the trial.

Examples

The company is amply funded for the next three years.

Business

We have amply provided for all possible contingencies.

Office

The evidence amply demonstrates that the theory is incorrect.

I think we are amply prepared for the presentation tomorrow.

Office

The hotel room was amply equipped with everything we needed.

Travel

He was amply rewarded for his years of loyal service.

The garden was amply stocked with rare herbs and flowers.

Travel

The ancient ruins were amply described in the historical texts.

History

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