copiously

In the episode, Radke is 29, working in New York City and drinking copiously on the weekends in a Hamptons share house with his friends Kyle Cooke, Lindsay Hubbard and a few others.

One of the best things about the Trump administration was how copiously it leaked to the press.

You can seed both sides of the bagel copiously, or just a sprinkling on top.

The oxymoronic “intelligent design” movement, a repackaging of creationism, attempted to position biblical literalism as equivalent to the copiously evidenced theory of evolution, insisting schools “teach the controversy.”

In exchange, he takes people out on it, sings its virtues and mentions it, copiously, on air.