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ample

/ˈæmpəl/
English Definition
adj. more than enough
中文释义
足够的,丰富的
Example Sentence

The museum's storage room contained ample space to house the newly unearthed pottery collection from the ancient settlement.

博物馆的储藏室有足够的空间来存放从古代定居点新出土的陶器收藏。

Synonyms
abundant plentiful sufficient
Antonyms
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Practice — Definition Match

Which choice best defines “ample”?

  1. A More than enough
  2. B Showing great energy or enthusiasm
  3. C Suitable or convenient for a particular occurrence
  4. D Unwilling
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A — More than enough. “ample” means more than enough.

Practice — Which Word Fits?

Which word means “more than enough”?

  1. A reluctant
  2. B ample
  3. C opportune
  4. D zealous
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B — ample. “ample” means more than enough.

Common questions about “ample”

What does “ample” mean?

ample — more than enough. In Chinese: 足够的,丰富的.

How do you pronounce “ample”?

ample is pronounced /ˈæmpəl/.

How is “ample” used in a sentence?

The museum's storage room contained ample space to house the newly unearthed pottery collection from the ancient settlement. (博物馆的储藏室有足够的空间来存放从古代定居点新出土的陶器收藏。)

What are synonyms for “ample”?

abundant, plentiful, sufficient — all close in meaning to ample (more than enough).

What is the opposite of “ample”?

scarce, insufficient — each the opposite of ample (more than enough).

Is “ample” an SAT vocabulary word?

Yes. ample is on the SAT Prep Easy list — mid-frequency academic words that do get tested. The Digital SAT does not test vocabulary in isolation; words like this one are tested through Words in Context questions, where you choose the word that completes a passage most logically and precisely.

How can I remember “ample”?

ample (ample=ample)

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