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profusely

[ pruh-fyoos-lee, proh‐ ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

adverb

to a great or excessive extent; abundantly or extravagantly:
Every inch of wall surface both inside and outside of the temple is profusely decorated with exquisite images of flora and fauna.

Q: So there's no side effects like uncontrollable diarrhea or bleeding profusely through your eyes?

They thanked him profusely for his public service, apologized for Republican hectoring, and complained about decorum.

Step away politely, apologise profusely, and find a taxi, pronto.

The Scientists profusely apologized when I left the table at which they had their Cipher.

She apologizes profusely, curls up across from me, and begins to, as she calls it, gab.

Whereat, he stepped to one side, and led upon the stage, a charming blonde who was greeted profusely.

The opposite is fully proved by the goodness, bounty, and mercy which God shows so profusely to us.

The city is ornamented profusely with statues and triumphal arches; the most splendid is the Arch of Triumph.

His hair was dressed so as to expose the whole face, and, after the fashion of that day, it was profusely powdered.

It contained a single room, walled with hard-finish and profusely etched with figures in vermilion.

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