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1. (n.) profusion
abundance; abundant quantity.
2. profusion
a great quantity or amount (often fol. by of).
3. profusion
lavish spending; extravagance.
Etymology: (1630–40)
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| Definition of 'profusion' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) profusion, profuseness, richness, cornucopia
the property of being extremely abundant
"the profusion of detail"; "the idiomatic richness of English"
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1. (noun) profusion
the act of one who is profuse; a lavishing or pouring out without sting
2. (noun) profusion
abundance; exuberant plenty; lavish supply; as, a profusion of commodities
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Sense: (sometimes witha) (too) great abundance
a profusion of flowers.
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 Afrikaans: oordadigheid |
 Arabic: فَيْض، وَفْرَه، غَزارَه |
 Bulgarian: изобилие |
 Brazilian: profusão |
 Czech: záplava |
 German: die Fülle |
 Danish: væld |
 Greek: αφθονία |
 Spanish: profusión, abundancia |
 Estonian: üliküllus |
 Farsi: فراوانی |
 Finnish: runsaus |
 French: profusion |
 Hebrew: שֶׁפָע |
 Hindi: आधिक्य |
 Hungarian: pazar bőség |
 Indonesian: kelimpah-ruahan |
 Icelandic: ofgnótt |
 Italian: profusione, abbondanza |
 Japanese: 豊富 |
 Korean: 풍부함 |
 Lithuanian: gausybė |
 Latvian: pārpilnība |
 Malay: banyak |
 Dutch: overvloed |
 Norwegian: overflod, vell, overdådig |
 Polish: obfitość |
 Persian: فراوانی |
 Pashto: افراط ، زياتوالى |
 Portuguese: abundância |
 Romanian: belşug; risipă |
 Russian: изобилие |
 Slovak: more |
 Slovenian: obilica |
 Serbian: obilje |
 Swedish: ymnighet,överflöd, slöser |
 Thai: ความมากมาย |
 Turkish: bolluk,çokluk |
 Taiwanese: 充沛，大量 |
 Ukrainian: надмірність, багатство |
 Urdu: کثرت، فراواني |
 Vietnamese: sự dồi dào |
 Chinese: 充沛，大量 |
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