profuse as an adjective: - 1
profuse
adjective
1 profuse
Produced or growing in extreme abundance.
synonyms: exuberant, lush, luxuriant, riotous.
Roget 573:
diffuse,
profuse;
wordy,
verbose,
largiloquent†,
copious,
exuberant,
pleonastic,
lengthy;
longsome†,
long-winded,
longspun†,
long drawn out;
spun out,
protracted,
prolix,
prosing,
maundering;
circumlocutory,
periphrastic,
ambagious†,
roundabout;
digressive;
discursive,
excursive;
loose;
rambling episodic;
flatulent,
frothy.
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Roget 641:
redundant;
too much,
too many;
exuberant,
inordinate,
superabundant,
excessive,
overmuch,
replete,
profuse,
lavish;
prodigal
etc.
818;
exorbitant;
overweening;
extravagant;
overcharged
etc.
v.;
supersaturated,
drenched,
overflowing;
running over,
running to waste,
running down.
crammed to overflowing,
filled to overflowing;
gorged,
ready to burst;
dropsical,
turgid,
plethoric;
obese
etc.
194.
superfluous,
unnecessary,
needless,
supervacaneous†,
uncalled for,
to spare,
in excess;
over and above
etc.
(remainder)
40;
de trop [Fr.];
adscititious
etc.
(additional)
37;
supernumerary
etc.
(reserve)
636;
on one's hands,
spare,
duplicate,
supererogatory,
expletive;
un peu fort [Fr.].
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Roget 818:
prodigal,
profuse,
thriftless,
unthrifty,
improvident,
wasteful,
losel†,
extravagant,
lavish,
dissipated,
overliberal;
full-handed
etc.
(liberal)
816.
penny wise and pound foolish.
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Roget 102:
many,
several,
sundry,
divers,
various,
not a few;
Briarean;
a hundred,
a thousand,
a myriad,
a million,
a quadrillion,
a nonillion,
a thousand and one;
some ten or a dozen,
some forty or fifty
&c.;
half a dozen,
half a hundred
&c.;
very many,
full many,
ever so many;
numerous;
numerose†;
profuse,
in profusion;
manifold,
multiplied,
multitudinous,
multiple,
multinominal,
teeming,
populous,
peopled,
crowded,
thick,
studded;
galore.
thick coming,
many more,
more than one can tell,
a world of;
no end of,
no end to;
cum multis aliis [Lat.];
thick as hops,
thick as hail;
plenty as blackberries;
numerous as the stars in the firmament,
numerous as the sands on the seashore,
numerous as the hairs on the head;
and what not,
and heaven knows what;
endless
etc.
(infinite)
105.
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Polish: bujny, gęsty, rozrośnięty
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