profuse [prəˈfju:s] ADJ.
1. profuse (abundant):
- profuse bleeding, perspiration
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2. profuse fig. apologies:
- profuse
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The flowers are profuse along the main stem and side branches and is an aromatic attractor of the honeybee and other species.
en.wikipedia.org The cirri tend to be more profuse in the juvenile state, becoming reduced or non-existent at higher ages.
en.wikipedia.org The socio-economic value of the same could not be gainsaid and the people were profuse in their gratitude.
en.wikipedia.org In his poems and plays alike his style is limpid, elevated, profuse; his flight is sustained at a high pitch without visible excitement.
en.wikipedia.org The recapitulation follows and later the coda, profuse with octaves and large chords.
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