Sentence examples for are profuse from inspiring English sources
adjective
In great quantity or abundance.
- She grew profuse amounts of zucchini and pumpkins.
Both wild apples and crab apples are profuse bloomers.
Although the springs are profuse, the water sheets are quickly exhausted and may turn saline in areas of low precipitation.
They are profuse with self-reference, unreliable narration, authorial asides and "Rashomon -like shifts in point of view.
Appearance? "Huge clusters of bright fuchsia blooms with white centres, [they] are profuse and really stand out in the crowd".
In the warmest parts of the Arctic, woody dwarf shrubs, willow, birch, juniper, and, locally, alder are profuse.
I could write about how millennials are profuse whingers, surpassed only by non-millennials when you get them on to the topic of those wretched millennials.
The critical reaction was profuse and generally positive.
My petunias were profuse, my white metal furniture classic.
NATO is profuse in its apologies or condolences.
The cut is quite minor but the bleeding is profuse.
The result is profuse bleeding which can take up to 15 minutes to stop.
