Preposition: of

• fact: Shame on those who use this smorgasbord, this cornucopia of fact and informed opinion for buying cheap cds or looking for cheap gags.

• information: The sites, all linked together, provide a veritable cornucopia of information on these topics.

• material: For all that, no site from the ancient world has yielded such a cornucopia of material to work with.

• goody: It's a cornucopia of mainly goodies which brush up against each other, often in stimulating juxtapositions.

• fruit: The Labor party, per contra, has after many thirsty years had a cornucopia of luscious psephological fruit emptied over its head.

• character: Julie Driscoll & Steve Message the new female / male comedy double act present a cornucopia of comic characters.

Converse of object

• offer: They all symbolize certainty and sameness in a volatile universe, where the world's wealthier people are offered a cornucopia of choice.

• provide: The sites, all linked together, provide a veritable cornucopia of information on these topics.

• have: For this second issue, we have a cornucopia of projects from all over the world.

• contain: This is the great magic trick of the global economy, far greater than the oleaginous cornucopia contained within Olive and Petra's suitcase.

• hold: She is often shown dressed in green and gold, holding a cornucopia and accompanied by both domestic and wild animals.

• find: There is to be found a veritable cornucopia or Pandora's box, as the case may be.

Adjective modifier

• veritable: The sites, all linked together, provide a veritable cornucopia of information on these topics.

• rich: Such transformations are meat and drink to Peter Rafferty in this rich cornucopia of subjects and styles.

• virtual: The ancient world was a virtual cornucopia of myths of gods and heroes.

• wonderful: To begin your meal, there is a wonderful cornucopia of seafood in the new ( and very pretty ) oyster bar.

• visual: MORE » Tom Thumb This pleasant retelling of the traditional tale is surrounded by the outpourings of a visual cornucopia.

• real: It was a real cornucopia of Goddess ceremony and celebration.