profuse pruh-FYOOS adjective WS #33

existing in large quantity; abundant; given or occurring in copious amounts; extravagant or excessive

1. The author received profuse praise from critics for her innovative approach to historical fiction.
2. His profuse sweating during the interview revealed his nervousness about the job opportunity.
3. The profuse bleeding from the wound required immediate medical attention and emergency surgery.
4. She offered profuse apologies for arriving late to the important business meeting.
5. The garden was filled with profuse blooms that created a stunning display of color throughout the spring.