1. a plentiful harvest or abundance of crops; plenty or abundance in general
Usage: archaic or literary

Examples

• The farmer celebrated the foison of grain that year.
• After years of drought, the region finally experienced a foison of fresh water.
• The market overflowed with the foison of summer fruits.
• Medieval texts often praised the foison of the land during prosperous times.
• The foison of the harvest ensured the village would survive the winter.