Object

• grace: Where sin abounded, grace did much more abound, to reign in the renewed heart ( Rom.

Preposition: on

• Internet: However, the information on doing so, which abounds on the Internet, can be perceived as complex and contradictive.

Preposition: as

• kid: The Leapster Portable Learnin... LeapFrog Leapster Handheld Learning Syst: Learning fun abounds as kids help the Algorhythm... 3-D Dinosaur Adventure.. .

Modifying Another Word

• everywhere: Not only gross incompetence in mechanical matters abounds everywhere, but the quality of much of their work is immensely shoddy.

• formerly: Its name is probably derived from hazel brushwood, which formerly abounded on the hills and glens around it.

• here: A large number of tropical birds have made the garden their home, due to the many fruit trees that abound here.

• still: Yellow Wagtail still abound on the beach reserve with 50 counted on a short stretch.

Used with why or when

• when: Rumors continue to abound about when the Canal du Center will close.

Present participle complement

• regard: Speculation abounds regarding their eventual applications, from computing to cars to sports equipment.

Preposition: in

• trout: This lake abounds in trout and contains a few char.

• love: In Nehemiah 9 v 17 we read that God is forgiving and gracious, slow to anger and abounding in love.

• parish: Limestone abounds in the parish, and is quarried in several places.

• literature: Examples abounds in the literature of rubrics for many different subject areas.

• region: Legends of treasures lost and monsters to be defeated abound in the region.

Preposition: with

• trout: The Clyde abounds with trout and pike of considerable size.

• shark: The night was dark, and the locality abounds with sharks.

• wildlife: Some of these constituent native woodland remnants still exist and are called ancient woodlands that abound with wildlife.

• scenery: The houses are well built; and there are several villas in the immediate vicinity, which abounds with pleasing scenery.

• coal: The parish abounds with coal, and here is also a quarry of excellent freestone.

• flower: The Suffolk Wildlife Trust cares for the churchyard which abounds with wild flowers in the early summer.