English to Samoan Meaning of abound - faateleina

Abound :
faateleina

faateleina, lele, vaevaeina, le moli, emoemo, tumu i, tuli, masua, tutupu mauoa, manuia, olaola, fuga, nusipepa, solo'ātoa, ona

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Definitions of abound in English
Verb(1) be abundant or plentiful; exist in large quantities(2) be in a state of movement or action
Examples of abound in English
(1) rumours of a further scandal abound(2) In some situations, the declines are so gentle that arguments abound as to whether a bear market really existed at all.(3) rumors of a further scandal abound(4) Storage space abounds inside with the new fascia boasting a central lidded storage box plus two glove boxes on the passenger side.(5) She is the Eternal Feminine, forgiving and compassionate and able to reconcile terrorist and victim with her abounding sweetness.(6) Jamaica abounds with tropical splendour and scenic vistas(7) It is easy to see why rumour abounds about the levels of discontent simmering within the company.(8) The garden abounds with stone carvings, some part of the fabric, others left sitting on walls or tucked away in corners to be found as you wander.(9) Confusion also still abounds as to dates of public holidays.(10) The internet abounds with stories of writers who feel that their ideas were ÔÇÿborrowedÔÇÖ by unscrupulous production companies.(11) Your eyes help to keep you on course, and provide a glimpse of the world's abounding beauty; so treat them to a little kindness.(12) Speculation abounds about Sony's intentions over the next 24 hours.(13) Cold winds from the west in the heart of a warm day bring warning of abounding evil.(14) At ten pm, the volume of local Greek dialect increases and friendly conversation abounds .(15) Optimism abounds but there are tough choices to be made.(16) History abounds with examples of good actions furthering the cause of evilÔǪ
Related Phrases of abound
(1) abound in ::
tele i le
(2) abound with ::
tele ma
Synonyms
Verb
1. be plentiful ::
ona fua faasolosolo
2. be full of ::
ia tumu i le
3. burst ::
mapuna aʻe
Different Forms
abound, abounded, abounding, abounds
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