am·ple 
/ˈæmpəl/ adjective
am·pler /ˈæmpəl/ adjective /ˈæmplɚ/; am·plest /ˈæmpləst/ [also more ample; most ample] 1 a : having or providing enough or more than enough of what is needed
▪ There was ample room for a garden. [=there was plenty of room for a garden] ▪ They had ample money for the trip. ▪ The police found ample evidence of wrongdoing. ▪ There is ample parking at the stadium. ▪ You will have ample opportunity/time to finish the test. ▪ The light in the room is more than ample. synonyms plentiful
b : quite large
▪ There was room for an ample garden. ▪ an ample serving of pie 2 — used to describe a person's (especially a woman's) body as being large in usually an attractive way ▪ She has an ample figure. ▪ a woman with an ample bosom
▪ There was ample room for a garden. [=there was plenty of room for a garden] ▪ They had ample money for the trip. ▪ The police found ample evidence of wrongdoing. ▪ There is ample parking at the stadium. ▪ You will have ample opportunity/time to finish the test. ▪ The light in the room is more than ample. synonyms plentiful
b : quite large
▪ There was room for an ample garden. ▪ an ample serving of pie
— am·ply /ˈæmpli/ adverb
▪ These facts amply demonstrate that something is wrong. ▪ an amply stocked store ▪ You will be amply rewarded for your efforts. [=you will be given a large reward for your efforts]
/ˈæmpli/ adverb ▪ These facts amply demonstrate that something is wrong. ▪ an amply stocked store ▪ You will be amply rewarded for your efforts. [=you will be given a large reward for your efforts]
