plentifulness

Modifications are dependent on the plentifulness of the substrate, light, warmths, stress, training, and so on.

They are so tiny because souls have no material bodies; the plentifulness of them is due to the fact that there exists a great number of souls.

Seduced by the beauty and plentifulness of material goods, he has ended up rushing from one object and technique to another in search of his artistic soul.

Their shimmering plentifulness echoes Ms. Smith's floor piece, while their reflections enable viewers to compare their own eyes to Ms. Carlson's.

'Us' were in two sections: Class Two consisted of pleasure-givers and pleasure-providers for Class One, which consisted of those who worked to sustain the plentifulness of everything.

Whatever the reason, the new work overturns assumptions held by many behavioral ecologists that mothers devote an inordinate amount of their resources to the firstborn, getting around to the younger siblings only in times of plentifulness.

Ganga Stone, the executive director of God's Love We Deliver, an organization that feeds homebound people with AIDS in New York City, has noticed that Americans are uneasy about experiencing plentifulness.