"bountifully" is a correct word in written English
You can use it to mean "in a generous manner." For example: "The company bountifully rewarded its loyal customers with a surprise gift."
Without question "The Flick" requires your patience, but it rewards that patience too, bountifully.
The bountifully fruity, graceful, concentrated 2010 from Shinn Estate Vineyards ($35 for a 500-milliliter bottle) is splendid.
What is bountifully clear about Ms. Mann's staging is the seizing of time standing still and the sadness of time moving on.
Destiny has bountifully intervened in her career, but Olsen is still intent on returning to university.
Allardyce was bountifully rewarded for his trust in Morrison, with a Man of the Match performance.
It takes no supernatural grace to ask for what one wants and I have asked You bountifully, oh Lord.
And sports, as my former fellow sports columnist at The Washington Star, David Israel, says, is "an insular world that protects its own, and operates outside of societal norms as long as victories and cash continue to flow bountifully".
Ms. Smith, 42, draws bountifully on her formative experiences with dance, graffiti, Tibetan culture and fashion, synthesized with influences that range from Jean-Michel Basquiat to Japanese calligraphy.
Even when she couldn't taste or smell a bountifully herbal stew, she stubbornly refused to stop cooking.
Today, the only sign that cash once flowed bountifully at 104 West 45th Street is a sleek bank branch on the ground floor of a black glass skyscraper.
I was not content to know Short solely in death and have placed her – bountifully alive – in my new novel, Perfidia.
