abounds
v. B2 Upper Intermediate US //əˈbaʊndz// UK //ɐbˈaʊndz// abounds
v. to be found in very large amounts. You use this when there are many examples of something in a specific place or situation.
v. to exist in great numbers or quantities; to be plentiful. Intransitive — typically used with the preposition 'in'.
Opportunities for young people abound in this city.
The local market abounds with fresh produce and colorful handmade crafts from nearby villages.
While the physical evidence of the ancient civilization abounds in the valley, much of its history remains a mystery to modern archaeologists.