Resembling or shaped like a cornucopia; possessing or characterized by cornucopia-like abundance.
From cornucopia plus the Latin-derived adjective suffix -ate. This rare term emphasizes the physical resemblance to or the quality of being horn-shaped and abundantly filled.
Medieval tapestries often show cornucopiate designs—spiral horn shapes overflowing with fruits and flowers—because artists understood that the coiled horn structure itself could contain and showcase multiple treasures.
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