Profusion is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROFUSION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being profuse
• an abundance or large quantity of something
• The act of one who is profuse; a lavishing or pouring out without sting.
• Abundance; exuberant plenty; lavish supply; as, a profusion of commodities.
• the property of being extremely abundant
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• lavish expenditur; extravagance

Words related to PROFUSION

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Words that contain PROFUSION

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How to use PROFUSION in a sentence

• We admire his valor and generosity, without being shocked by cruelty or disgusted by profusion.
• Grafted trees bear berries in great profusion from the time they are only a foot high, and are highly ornamental.
• The flowers are strongly scented, and borne in great profusion late in the season.
• X Down at the barn, the wide threshing floor had been covered with gay rag-rugs, and strewn with tables, couches, and chairs in picturesque profusion.
• Over the principal entrance are small stone bas-reliefs, and both the exterior and interior of the building can boast of a profusion of carved wood-work richly gilt.
• We found wild flowers in profusion, of the same variety, fragrance and coloring as encountered in the canyon the day before.
• She still shuddered at the wickedness of the Gentiles, but with a certain secret respect for their habits of luxury and their profusion of devices for adornment.
• No description can give an idea of the variety, the profusion, and the luxuriance of them.
• This false step completed what his reckless profusion had already begun.
• However this may be, a lily grows there in great profusion, and was just coming into flower toward the middle of June.
• Into this room marched Bob Lanier and threw open the door of the single closet wherein was hanging uniform and civilian garb in some profusion.
• The jewels Roland had bought for her in profusion lay in their cases, and never saw the light.
• As they have long seen the profusion, it would have been happy had they murmured sooner.
• All, both young and old, were dressed in a dark coloured wrapper, which reached from the waist to the knees, and on their ankles they wore a profusion of bright brass ornaments.
• The whole enclosure was well lighted with a profusion of electric lamps.
• Of plates and dishes of various shapes and purposes, silver and silver-gilt, there is great profusion.
• A clear and cold mountain brook runs through the forest, and ferns grow in rich profusion along its margin, some of them reaching a height of six feet.
• This is the finest country for game, whether in beasts or birds, that is anywhere to be found, and all the necessaries of life are in profusion.
• The mound is chiefly occupied by Salsolaceae, some of which exist in profusion.
• Typha latifolia occurs in profusion along parts of Futtehabad nullah, general features the same otherwise, AErua and Nerioid are common on stony parts, and fewer coarse grasses.
• On the former there are scarcely any trees, and Adhatoda occurs in greater profusion than elsewhere.
• The train moved off, with handkerchiefs waving at every window, and with a profusion of gestures on the part of the magnificent host.
• A profusion of ornaments, too well arranged to appear too numerous, alone distinguish mother and daughter.
• Then from his station aloft, at the head of the table, the herdsman Poured forth his heart and his wine together in endless profusion.

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