Profuse [adjective]
Definition of Profuse:
abundant, excessive
Synonyms of Profuse:
● Abounding
● Ample
● Bountiful
● Copious
● Dime a dozen
● Extravagant
● Extreme
● Exuberant
● Fulsome
● Galore
● Generous
● Immoderate
● Lavish
● Liberal
● Lush
● Luxuriant
● Openhanded
● Opulent
● Overflowing
● Plentiful
● Plenty
● Prodigal
● Prolific
● Riotous
● Sumptuous
● Superfluous
● Teeming
● Bounteous
● Unstinting
● Alive with
● Aplenty
● Crawling with
● No end
● Profusive
● Swarming
● Thick with
Opposite/Antonyms of Profuse:
● Wanting
● Sparse
● Lacking
Sentence/Example of Profuse:
"Why, mother, you are profuse in unhappy apothegms this morning," said Joe.
Pluto was profuse in his thanks, while Monroe hunted for a match with which to view the picture.
Here she was acknowledging everything with most profuse confession.
Though it was 43 degrees below zero, I was in a profuse perspiration.
The trainer was in profuse perspiration, though it was 38 degrees below zero.
He did not believe in strong purgatives, nor in profuse and sudden blood-lettings.
He was too profuse indeed with his facts: he had not the art of condensation.
It may be imagined how happy I was and how profuse in the expression of my gratitude.
Hence, he was everywhere greeted with a genial and profuse hospitality.
Mary turned, and overwhelmed the astonished Arthur with her profuse thanks.