Profuse

/prəˈfjuːs/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Excessively abundant; overflowing.

She was profuse in her thanks for helping her with the project.

Characterized by a great abundance or a great quantity.

The garden was profuse with flowers, creating a vibrant and colorful landscape.

Giving or spending freely and in large amounts.

After the rainfall, the plants started to grow profusely, covering the ground with lush greenery.

Very generous; extravagant.

He received profuse praise from his peers for his groundbreaking research.

From Latin 'profusus', past participle of 'profundere' meaning 'to pour forth'.

profuse apologies

An excessive or overflowing expression of regret.

profuse bleeding

Severe bleeding, often requiring medical attention.

profuse sweating

Excessive sweating beyond normal levels.

profusion

An abundance or large quantity of something.

profusely

In large amounts; abundantly.

To go all out

He went profuse on the party decorations.

Over the top

Her profuse display of affection felt a bit much.