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The phrase "abundantly depicted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is represented or illustrated in a plentiful or rich manner, often in artistic or literary contexts.
Example: "The beauty of nature is abundantly depicted in the artist's latest collection of paintings."
Alternatives: "richly illustrated" or "lavishly portrayed".
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The Little Ice Age has been abundantly depicted in contemporary accounts of advancing mountain glaciers that destroyed villages and paintings of ice-skating on frozen Dutch canals or on London's River Thames, but the date of its actual onset was uncertain.
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As depicted in Figs. 1 and 2, LRP1b mRNA is abundantly expressed in human brain, thyroid gland, and skeletal muscle.
The most abundantly represented PFAM domains in the poplar leaf rusts secretome are presented in Additional File 1, and GO classifications are depicted in Figure 1.
what is being depicted?
It's depicted below.
Representative results are depicted.
What stereotypes are depicted?
Only two depict combat.
Seven cartoons depicting wonders.
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