Profuse

usgb/prəˈfjuːs/
adjective

A lot of something, in a large amount.

She was profuse in her thanks after he helped her carry the groceries.
Visual representation of "profuse" - A lot of something, in a large amount.

Often appears as...

  • profuse apologies
  • profuse sweat
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Emotional Intensity

Used to emphasize strong feelings or reactions, often more than expected.

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Her profuse gratitude for the simple gift was touching.
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Negative Situations

Can suggest problems if referencing undesirable things like errors or injuries.

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The doctor was concerned about the patient's profuse bleeding.
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Overwhelming Abundance

Implies that the quantity or amount is overwhelming and possibly more than needed.

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At the banquet, there was a profuse array of dishes to choose from.
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