1. relating to or resembling a cornucopia; suggesting great abundance or plenty

1. a person who believes that human ingenuity and technological progress can overcome resource scarcity and environmental limits
Usage: often used in environmental and economic debates

Examples

• The harvest festival displayed a cornucopian array of fresh vegetables and fruits.
• She opened a cornucopian gift basket filled with chocolates, nuts, and dried fruits.
• Cornucopians argue that innovation will always provide solutions to resource problems.
• The cornucopian vision of endless growth has been challenged by environmental scientists.
• The market offered a cornucopian selection of international cuisines.
• Some economists are cornucopians who trust in human adaptability and technological advancement.