1 (also horn of plenty) a decorative object shaped like an animal's horn, shown in art as full of fruit and flowers
2 (written) something that is or contains a large supply of good things:
The book is a cornucopia of good ideas. * Harvard has produced a cornucopia of leaders for the United States in many fields.
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