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profuse

//prəˈfjuːs//
English Definition
Plentiful; abundant.
中文释义
丰富的;大量的
Example Sentence

Profuse flowering after the rains attracted pollinators from far outside the boundaries of the reserve.

雨后繁茂的花期吸引了远在保护区界外的传粉者。

Synonyms
abundant copious lavish
Antonyms
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Memory Aid / 记忆技巧
pro + fus(流) → 涌流不断。
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Practice — Definition Match

Which choice best defines “profuse”?

  1. A Fallen into ruin or disrepair.
  2. B Plentiful; abundant.
  3. C Based on observation or experiment.
  4. D Using too many words.
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B — Plentiful; abundant.. “profuse” means Plentiful; abundant..

Practice — Which Word Fits?

Which word means “Plentiful; abundant.”?

  1. A empirical
  2. B profuse
  3. C verbose
  4. D dilapidated
Show answer

B — profuse. “profuse” means Plentiful; abundant..

Common questions about “profuse”

What does “profuse” mean?

profuse — Plentiful; abundant.. In Chinese: 丰富的;大量的.

How do you pronounce “profuse”?

profuse is pronounced //prəˈfjuːs//.

How is “profuse” used in a sentence?

Profuse flowering after the rains attracted pollinators from far outside the boundaries of the reserve. (雨后繁茂的花期吸引了远在保护区界外的传粉者。)

What are synonyms for “profuse”?

abundant, copious, lavish — all close in meaning to profuse (Plentiful; abundant.).

What is the opposite of “profuse”?

sparse, meager — each the opposite of profuse (Plentiful; abundant.).

Is “profuse” an SAT vocabulary word?

Yes. profuse is on the SAT Prep Difficult list — the higher-register words that decide the hard questions. The Digital SAT does not test vocabulary in isolation; words like this one are tested through Words in Context questions, where you choose the word that completes a passage most logically and precisely.

How can I remember “profuse”?

pro + fus(流) → 涌流不断。

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