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The phrase "abundantly laced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is richly or heavily infused with a particular quality or element.
Example: "The cake was abundantly laced with chocolate, making it a decadent treat."
Alternatives: "richly infused" or "heavily sprinkled".
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In policing the rougher territories of Glasgow and environs, Laidlaw found many things stacked against him; what he had going for him were a realistic outlook on life, abundantly laced with wit and philosophical reflection – a voice he inherited from his highly articulate creator.
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Nicely laced.
"Vegetables laced with chemicals.
Tea laced with polonium.
Vitriol laced his return.
Ricotta laced with mushrooms.
Crackberries laced with embalming fluid?
I got laced.
Still lacing up my shoes.
Continue lacing.
Lace your running shoes with stretch laces.
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