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co- = together + pious = abundant; Latin → Old French → English. Imagine a river overflowing with water, symbolizing abundance.
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Read the FAQ explanation of Comprehensible InputCopious describes a large amount of something, especially when there is more than enough for a purpose. It conveys abundance with a sense of fullness or even overflow, and it tends to be more formal or literary than everyday synonyms. You can find it with nouns like notes, evidence, rainfall, or praise, producing phrases such as copious notes or copious rainfall. The nuance implies thoroughness and generosity of quantity, sometimes to the point of being almost excessive. Learners should compare it with abundant, plentiful, or ample, noting that copious often emphasizes a voluminous, overflowing sense. Avoid overusing it in casual speech; reserve it for precise, written contexts.
English tends to allow precise nuance with adjectives like copious; learners should notice the level of formality and the explicit sense of overflowing quantity that isn’t always present in everyday speech.
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