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  • 21profuse — ● profus, profuse adjectif (latin profusus, de profundere, répandre) Se dit des sécrétions produites en abondance (sueurs profuses) ou d une éruption cutanée généralisée et disséminée …

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  • 22profuse — See lavish. See lavish, profuse …

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  • 23profuse — adj. Profuse is used with these nouns: ↑apology …

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  • 24profuse — pro|fuse [ prə fjus ] adjective existing or being produced in large amounts: profuse apologies ╾ pro|fuse|ly adverb: bleeding profusely …

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  • 25profuse — UK [prəˈfjuːs] / US [prəˈfjus] adjective existing or being produced in large amounts profuse apologies Derived word: profusely adverb bleeding profusely …

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  • 26profuse — adj. [L. profusus, abundant] Abundant …

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  • 27profuse — Synonyms and related words: abounding, abundant, affluent, aggrandized, alive with, all sufficing, ample, amplified, aplenty, ballyhooed, bighearted, bottomless, bounteous, bountiful, bristling, bursting, considerable, copious, crawling, crowded …

    Moby Thesaurus

  • 28profuse — pro·fuse || prÉ™ fjuːs adj. plentiful, abundant; generous, giving freely; extravagant, wasteful …

    English contemporary dictionary

  • 29profuse — [prə fju:s] adjective 1》 plentiful; abundant. 2》 archaic (of a person) extravagant. Derivatives profusely adverb profuseness noun Origin ME: from L. profusus lavish, spread out , past participle of profundere, from pro forth + fundere pour …

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  • 30profuse — a. 1. Lavish, prodigal, improvident, extravagant, wasteful, too liberal, too bountiful. 2. Exuberant, over abounding, in profusion, bountiful …

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