profusely
prəˈfjuːsli
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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.
abundantly copiously lavishly
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Origin of profusely

Latin, profusus (lavish)

Terms with profusely included in their meaning

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crying
cry very heavily or profusely
plant
profusely climbing and straggling
abundance
yielding profusely or lavishly abundant
heavy bleeding
bleed heavily or profusely
sweat heavily
sweat profusely due to heat or exertion
nature
growing profusely or vigorously
profanity
curse or swear profusely

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  1. French:abondamment, ...
  2. German:überaus, ...
  3. Italian:profusamente, ...
  4. Spanish:profusamente, ...
  5. Portuguese:profusamente, ...
  6. Chinese:大量地, ...
  7. Japanese:ひたすら, ...
  8. Arabic:بِكَثْرَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:נִמְרָצוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:обильно, ...
  11. Ukrainian:щедро, ...
  12. Hindi:बहुत अधिक, ...
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