Profusion Meaning in English
word
Definition
A very large amount of something; an abundance or overflow.
Usage & Nuances
Formal/academic word, often used with 'of' (a profusion of flowers). Synonyms: 'abundance', 'plenty', but 'profusion' emphasizes being almost excessive or overflowing. Not for people, usually for things or qualities.
Spanish: profusión - abundanciaPortuguese (BR): profusão - abundânciaPortuguese (PT): profusão - abundânciaChinese (Simplified): 丰富 - 大量Chinese (Traditional): 豐富 - 大量Hindi: प्रचुरता - बहुतायतArabic: وفرة - كثرةBengali: প্রাচুর্য - আধিক্যRussian: изобилие - обилиеJapanese: 豊富Vietnamese: sự dồi dào - sự phong phúKorean: 풍부함 - 넘침Turkish: bolluk - çoklukUrdu: کثرت - افراطIndonesian: kelimpahan - berlimpah
Example Sentences
There was a profusion of flowers in the garden.
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The market was filled with a profusion of fresh fruits.
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She decorated the room with a profusion of colors.
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After the storm, wildflowers grew in such profusion you could barely see the grass.
natural
The artist’s work is known for its profusion of detail and vibrant textures.
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There was such a profusion of choices on the menu that I couldn't decide what to order.
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