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100 Best Synonyms for “Ample”

September 24, 2026

100 Best Synonyms for

No. Item Definition
1. a lot of a large amount of
2. abundant more than enough; plentiful
3. adequate enough for a need
4. all-sufficient fully sufficient
5. aplenty in plenty
6. awash in having plenty of
7. big large in size or amount
8. bountiful given in large amounts
9. brimful full to the brim
10. brimming filled to the top
11. broad wide in extent
12. bursting with full of a lot of
13. capacious able to hold much
14. chock-full completely full
15. commodious roomy and comfortable
16. considerable fairly large in amount
17. copious present in large quantities
18. countless too many to count
19. decent-sized reasonably large
20. endowed provided with a quality
21. enough and to spare more than enough available
22. equipped provided with needed items
23. expansive wide and roomy
24. extensive covering a large area
25. fair-sized moderately large
26. far-reaching extensive in range
27. fertile producing abundantly
28. freehanded generous in giving
29. fruitful producing many results
30. full containing as much as possible
31. galore in abundance
32. generous more than sufficient in amount
33. gigantic extremely large
34. good-sized fairly large
35. goodly considerable in size
36. great large in amount or degree
37. handsome generously large
38. healthy fairly large and satisfactory
39. heaps of a large amount of
40. hefty large and substantial
41. huge very large
42. immense extremely large
43. in abundance in large quantities
44. in profusion in great abundance
45. innumerable too many to count
46. jumbo very large
47. king-size extra large
48. laden heavily loaded with something
49. large big in amount or size
50. lavish richly abundant or generous
51. liberal generous in amount
52. lush growing thickly and richly
53. luxuriant growing thickly and abundantly
54. mammoth very large
55. marked clearly noticeable and sizable
56. material significant in amount
57. more than enough exceeding what is needed
58. munificent very generous
59. myriad a countless number
60. notable large enough to notice
61. numberless too many to count
62. openhanded generous with giving
63. outsize unusually large
64. overflowing filled beyond capacity
65. oversize larger than usual
66. oversized larger than normal
67. plentiful existing in large amounts
68. prodigal lavishly abundant or generous
69. productive yielding plenty
70. profuse very plentiful or abundant
71. prolific producing in large quantities
72. provided supplied with what is needed
73. replete filled or well supplied
74. respectable fairly large or substantial
75. rife widespread and abundant
76. robust strong and substantial
77. rolling in having a lot of
78. roomy having plenty of space
79. sizable fairly large in size
80. sizeable fairly large in size
81. spacious having much open space
82. substantial large in amount or size
83. sufficient enough for the purpose
84. supplied furnished with what is needed
85. teeming full of many things
86. thick dense or plentiful
87. to spare more than enough
88. uncramped not cramped; roomy
89. uncrowded not crowded; roomy
90. unsparing not sparing in amount
91. unstinted not limited in amount
92. unstinting given generously without restraint
93. vast very great in size
94. voluminous large in volume or amount
95. wall-to-wall covering all available space
96. well provided having plenty available
97. well supplied having plenty available
98. well-endowed having plenty of something
99. well-filled filled generously
100. wide having great width

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