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Definition of profuse - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
abundanceplentiful or copious in amount
- The garden was filled with profuse flowers.
2.
medicalsweating, bleeding, or vomiting large amounts
- He was suffering from profuse bleeding after the accident.
3.
communicationRare offering many apologies or thanksRare
- She was profuse in her apologies for the mistake.
Origin of profuse
Latin, profusus (lavish) + fundere (to pour)
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Examples of profuse in a sentence
She received profuse praise for her outstanding performance. She experienced profuse sweating during the fever. The patient had profuse vomiting after the surgery. He was profuse in his thanks to the team. The speaker was profuse in expressing gratitude to the audience.
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- French:abondant, ...
- German:üppig, stark, ...
- Italian:abbondante, profuso, ...
- Spanish:abundante, excesivo, ...
- Portuguese:abundante, profuso, ...
- Chinese:繁茂的, 过多的, ...
- Japanese:豊富な, 激しい, ...
- Arabic:وَفِير, وَافِر, ...
- Hebrew:שׁוֹפֵעַ, מְרוּבֶּה, ...
- Russian:обильный, чрезмерный, ...
- Ukrainian:рясний, великодушний, ...
- Hindi:प्रचुर, अत्यधिक, ...
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