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Definition of profusely - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
amount or intensityin a very large or intense way
- He apologized profusely for his mistake.
- She bled profusely after the accident.
- They thanked us profusely for the help.
Origin of profusely
Latin, profusus (lavish)
Terms with profusely included in their meaning
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cry very heavily or profusely
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profusely climbing and straggling
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yielding profusely or lavishly abundant
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bleed heavily or profusely
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sweat profusely due to heat or exertion
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growing profusely or vigorously
profanity
curse or swear profusely
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- French:abondamment, ...
- German:überaus, ...
- Italian:profusamente, ...
- Spanish:profusamente, ...
- Portuguese:profusamente, ...
- Chinese:大量地, ...
- Japanese:ひたすら, ...
- Arabic:بِكَثْرَة, ...
- Hebrew:נִמְרָצוֹת, ...
- Russian:обильно, ...
- Ukrainian:щедро, ...
- Hindi:बहुत अधिक, ...
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