The phrase "abundantly white" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is extremely or excessively white, often in a poetic or descriptive context.
Example: "The snow covered the landscape, making everything look abundantly white and serene."
Alternatives: "extremely white" or "purely white".
There's reason to believe that this winter will be abundantly white, too, said Jim Roemer, a meteorologist and avid skier whose company, Weatherrisk, provides long-range forecasts for resorts and commodities companies.
From day one, "Girls" received a swift backlash from people who didn't like how abundantly white the show was.
It's important to remember that the Alps are a large stretch of mountains, and not all regions are getting as abundantly inundated with the white stuff as others.
Aquaporins facilitate water transport across membranes, and several unigenes homologous to aquaporins were abundantly represented in the white lupin root EST database (Table 1).
Cer2, which uses very long chain acyl CoAs (C22-24) for ceramide synthesis, was abundantly expressed in all white matter tracts of the mouse brain and in situ hybridization confirmed strong expression in oligodendrocytes.
White pigments were abundantly used in 20th century paintings, and relate to several degradation risks such as titanium white mediated photocatalytic binder degradation or zinc soap formation.
"For this family, that answer is abundantly clear, in black and white".
By the 1950s, industrial companies had packed up and moved to the surrounding suburbs where white people now abundantly lived.
They exist abundantly in both grey and white matter of the mature CNS in rodents as well as human.
Colony characteristics at first yellow, then gradually changing to green, pustules cottony to dense, conidia forming abundantly conspicuous concentric rings, dense white, colony diameter (>45 mm after 72 hr).
Donald Trump's astonishing victory in the US presidential election has made one thing abundantly clear: too many Americans – particularly white male Americans – feel left behind.
