Pronunciation: /prəˈfjuːsli/
adjective produced or existing in large quantities
A1 She was sweating profusely after running a mile.
A2 The dog was panting profusely after playing fetch.
B1 The patient was bleeding profusely from the wound.
B2 The singer thanked the audience profusely for their support.
C1 The author profusely apologized for the errors in the manuscript.
C2 The chef was praised profusely for the exquisite meal he prepared.
adverb in large amounts; abundantly
A1 She thanked him profusely for the gift.
A2 The puppy licked her face profusely with excitement.
B1 The student apologized profusely for being late to class.
B2 The actor profusely thanked his fans for their unwavering support.
C1 The author profusely signed copies of his latest book at the book signing event.
C2 The chef profusely praised his team for their hard work in preparing the elaborate meal.
formal The patient was sweating profusely due to the high fever.
informal She was apologizing profusely for spilling the drink on the carpet.
slang He was crying profusely after watching the sad movie.
figurative The author's words flowed profusely, painting a vivid picture in the reader's mind.
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