superabundance

Endro explained how every three to five years or so, the forest experiences a phenomenon called mast fruiting, when trees suddenly produce a superabundance of fruit and attract large amounts of wildlife.

There’s a superabundance of audiobooks for the “BIPOC Poetry Collection” square, but reluctant poetry listeners might especially enjoy the fifty lyrical autobiographical vignettes comprising Joy Harjo’s slim, moving “Catching the Light.”

In the 19th century, however, the island’s superabundance of guano and phosphate led to the establishment of a small mining operation.

But the extreme ease of creating NFTs has created a tension between the scarcity they theoretically represent and the shocking superabundance of NFTs hitting the market.

Dozens were to be distributed freely to the American press corps after the atomic bombings as a way to flood journalists with a superabundance of unclassified material.