bounteous
boun·teous
adjective
1.
- “was a big tipper”
- “the bounteous goodness of God”
- “bountiful compliments”
- “a freehanded host”
- “a handsome allowance”
- “Saturday”
- “;”
- “;”
- “;”
Origin
Inherited from Middle English bountevous, from Old French bontios; by surface analysis, bounty + ous.
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