Profuse
31profuse — adj 1. lavish, extravagant, excessive, exorbitant, inordinate, immoderate, profusive, beyond all bounds; uncalled for, unwarranted; extreme, superlative, overblown, overgrown, overmuch; overgener ous, overliberal, overlavish, too much, too many.… …
32profuse — pro·fuse …
33profuse — [prəˈfjuːs] adj existing in large amounts profusely adv …
34profuse menstruation — hypermenorrhea …
35lavish, profuse — These words refer to that which exists in great quantity. Lavish implies excessive openhandedness and generosity: The food, decorations, and entertainment at the party were lavish. Profuse suggests exaggeration and overstatement: Please accept my …
36lochiorrhea — Profuse flow of the lochia. SYN: lochiorrhagia. [lochia + G. rhoia, a flow] * * * lo·chi·or·rhea (lo″ke o reґə) [lochia + rrhea] an abnormally profuse discharge of lochia …
37odontorrhagia — Profuse bleeding from the socket after the extraction of a tooth. [odonto + G. rhegnymi, to burst forth] …
38polyrrhea — Profuse discharge of serous or other fluid. [poly + G. rhoia, a flow] * * * pol·yr·rhea (pol″ĭ reґə) [poly + rrhea] a copious fluid discharge …
39sudoresis — Profuse sweating. [sudor + G. esis, condition] * * * su·do·re·sis (soo″do reґsis) sweating …
40profusely — profuse ► ADJECTIVE 1) plentiful; abundant. 2) archaic extravagant. DERIVATIVES profusely adverb profuseness noun profusion noun. ORIGIN Latin profusus lavish, spread out …