profus
pʁofy
Definition Synonyms
Definition of profus - Reverso French Dictionary
Adjective
1.
écoulementRare qui se répand en grande quantité, en parlant de liquidesRare
- Le patient présente une sudation profuse après l'effort.
2.
abondanceRare très abondant, en grande quantitéRare
- Il remercia son hôte avec des excuses profuses.
Origin of profus
latin, profusus (abondant)
Examples of profus in a sentence
La pluie profuse a inondé les rues en quelques minutes. Des larmes profuses coulaient sur ses joues. La végétation profuse recouvrait tout le jardin.
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- English:profuse, lavish, ...
- German:stark, überreich, ...
- Italian:profuso, ...
- Spanish:profuso, ...
- Portuguese:profuso, ...
- Chinese:大量的, 丰富, ...
- Japanese:大量の, ふんだんな, ...
- Arabic:غزير, كثير, ...
- Hebrew:שׁוֹפֵעַ, רַב מְאֹד, ...
- Russian:обильный, щедрый, ...
- Ukrainian:рясний, щедрий, ...
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