profuse
US /prəˈfjus, pro-/
・UK /prəˈfju:s/
C1TOEIC
adj.AdjectiveGiven or produced in large amounts; plentiful
She gave me profuse apologies for his young son's rudeness
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Human Phtsiology - Introduction to the Immune System
- does to the elderly is it gives them profuse diarrhea, and, and the diarrhea is so watery
does to the elderly is it gives them profuse diarrhea, and, and the diarrhea is so watery
- what it does to the elderly is it gives them profuse diarrhea,
what it does to the elderly is it gives them profuse diarrhea,
Part 1 - Pride and Prejudice Audiobook by Jane Austen (Chs 01-15)
- Bennet was profuse in her acknowledgments.
Bennet was profuse in her acknowledgments.
- Mrs. Bennet was profuse in her acknowledgments.
Mrs. Bennet was profuse in her acknowledgments.
Maltese Dogs 101 Most Popular Dog Breeds
- Maltese have profuse coats, meaning they need a lot of attention.
Maltese have profuse coats, meaning they need a lot of attention.
- 5. Maltese have profuse coats, meaning they need a lot of attention. To keep their fur
5. Maltese have profuse coats, meaning they need a lot of attention. To keep their fur
Chinese History in 5 minutes | Literature
- During that time, writings were characterized by the profuse expression of true feelings and the flexibility of the formats and patterns.
During that time, writings were characterized by the profuse expression of true feelings and the flexibility of the formats and patterns.
- During that time, writings were characterized by the profuse expression of true feelings and the flexibility of the formats and patterns it facilitated needs to record the different ideas and thoughts of different schools.
During that time, writings were characterized by the profuse expression of true feelings and the flexibility of the formats and patterns it facilitated needs to record the different ideas and thoughts of different schools.
10 CEO Apologies That Made Things Worse
- When Michael Horn, CEO of the company's U.S. division, testified to Congress, he started with a profuse apology.
When Michael Horn, CEO of the company's U.S. division, testified to Congress, he started with a profuse apology.
- When Michael Horn, CEO of the company's U.S. division, testified to Congress, he started with a profuse apology.
When Michael Horn, CEO of the company's U.S. division, testified to Congress, he started with a profuse apology.