Copious
Copious adjective - Pouring forth in great amounts.
Particular and copious are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Particular" instead an adjective "Copious".
Nearby Word: copiously
Particular
Particular adjective - Including many small descriptive features.
Usage example: a very particular account of the breakdown of their marriage from the husband's perspective
Copious and particular are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Copious" instead an adjective "Particular".
Both words in one sentence
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Zachry's narration, in particular, is heavily influenced by his tribe's superstitions and storytelling conventions (and presumably by the copious amounts of weed he smokes throughout).
Source: Literature / Cloud Atlas -
Marvel Comics in general (due to copious amounts of "Stan Lee Science") and Spider-Man in particular loves this trope.
Source: Freak Lab Accident -
One particular episode he stars in has him as a pig who exploits a multitude of women for sex in order to have copious amounts of children, and he sweet-talks them out of whatever job they may have.
Source: Contractual Purity
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