Profusely is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROFUSELY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a profuse manner.
ADVERB:
• PROFUSE, pouring forth generously, also PROFUSIVE
• to a great degree; in large amounts
• in an abundant manner
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• pouring forth liberally; extravagant

Words related to PROFUSELY

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How to use PROFUSELY in a sentence

• Planted in a somewhat shady place, and in rather cool, damp soil, this little shrub does well and flowers profusely.
• Round it, in a garden, were cultivated the most showy plants of the tropics, but my attention was attracted to a little plantation of damask roses blooming profusely.
• BESIDES these immense lakes, Wisconsin abounds in those of smaller size, scattered profusely over her whole surface.
• Even at Rimini we cannot account for the carvings in low relief, so fanciful, so delicately wrought, and so profusely scattered over the side chapels of S.
• He was a man of some culture, and, when warmed by liquor, quoted Shakespeare and Burns profusely, a habit which won for him the close friendship of Lincoln.
• The old weapons will, no doubt, be drawn upon him profusely enough now.
• The old nurse wept profusely, and was only comforted by the assurance that she should go to her charges on the very first intimation of illness.
• The perspiration occasioned by this inconceivable distress, by the heat of the place, and by the unchangeableness of my position, flowed profusely from every core.
• The rare and costly marbles with which the Church of Il Gesu is profusely adorned were mostly taken from the ruins of the Baths of Titus by Cardinal Farnese in 1568.
• This was the secret of the missionary papers scattered so profusely through the rooms at Terrace Hill.
• The architecture of the interior it is useless for me to attempt to sketch, it is in such a profusely ornamented style.
• Fullarton, the seed you have scattered so profusely to-night is beginning to bear fruit already you never dreamed of.
• It is issued in a single large volume, profusely illustrated.
• You were indeed profusely endowed, showered with musical gifts as some cradled prince might be showered with presents and honors.
• Such writers as Sue, George Sand, and Dumas, father and son, have published many volumes which were issued in cheap style, and afterward scattered profusely over the land.
• On the silken awning of the chariot pearls, rubies, and other rich jewels were profusely sprinkled.
• Perceiving that he bled profusely, she called to her uncle to go back with her and try if they could render him any assistance.
• Baxter groaned again and started to bleed more profusely.
• Besides this, they have little of the economy of dramatic writing, but are profusely descriptive, and most people are timid of an epic of description.
• The banquet provided by Dickens was profusely decorated with flowers, arranged by himself.
• He was profusely apologetic and rather badly scorched.
• The meat should then be profusely sprinkled on all sides with salt, and allowed to remain in salt for one hour.
• He assured both of them that dry clothing would be provided for them, and both of them stammered forth their obligations very profusely from between their chattering teeth.
• In this condition he was found, when bleeding profusely from his wounds and threatened with speedy death, by a young merchant of the city, Resin D.

Similar words containing PROFUSE without suffix ly

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