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Meanings of profusion in English
Usage of profusion in English
1
The products of the soil were heaped up in the richest profusion.
2
The furniture was in all the profusion and elegance of modern taste.
3
Here treasures of the sea may be found in profusion and variety.
4
There perfumes of the most varied kinds mingled together in tropical profusion.
5
One should also perform Horse-sacrifices with presents in profusion unto the Brahmanas.
6
There was one small area where the strawberries grew in wonderful profusion.
7
Gold is there in profusion, and to be had for the seeking.
8
Among tangles of thyme, purple saxifrage in profusion, not yet in flower.
9
It is alive but there will have to be X-rays in profusion.
10
The sunny eaves dropped a profusion of gems from the melting snow.
11
The puritan soldiers destroyed the profusion of statues that decorated this church.
12
At one side the swamp came close, here cattails grew in profusion.
13
The sunny weather returned and with it a profusion of wild flowers.
14
Their speeches and their kind acts follow each other in fascinating profusion.
15
Even amid this steamy profusion, Jeyasingh's choreography is rigorous in its economy.
16
The profusion of novel biological agents offers the promise of improved outcomes.
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Profusion through the time
Profusion across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common