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abound

[uh-bound] / əˈbaʊnd /


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Cliques and gossip abound in offices—and in movies about offices.

From The Wall Street Journal

In the Lebanese capital, Beirut, and other areas on the pope’s itinerary, signs abound of furious logistical activity and preparations: Police and security personnel have intensified their presence.

From Los Angeles Times

Plot mysteries abound: What happened to the hunter who died in the cabin where they shelter?

From New York Times

Such galaxies abound in massive stars that quickly run out of fusion fuel and collapse into tiny stellar remnants rippling with energy called magnetars—the favored engines for blasting out FRBs.

From Science Magazine

More broadly, Uranus and Neptune both may represent a planetary class that abounds throughout the galaxy.

From Scientific American