9 RegisterLog in Sign up with one click: Facebook Twitter Google Share on Facebook Dictionary Medical Wikipedia </>embed</> copiousness prodigality luxuriance lavishness superfluity superabundance plenitude oversupply cornucopia profusion noun
Origin ofprofusion1 First recorded in 1535–45; romLatinprofūsiōn-(stem ofprofūsiō) “a pouring out, extravagance,” originally, “libation”;profuse,fusion Discover More Synonym Study Seeplenty. Discover More Example Sentences For many locals, the South Bay, with its profusion of Japanese supe...
a very large quantity of somethingsynonymabundance a profusion of colours in profusionRoses grew in profusion against the old wall. Word Origin Definitions on the go Look up any word in the dictionary offline, anytime, anywhere with theOxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionaryapp. ...
What's a synonym for profusion? Abundance, plethora, or a large amount. 2 How do perfusion and profusion differ in use? Perfusion is a specific medical term, while profusion is a general term indicating abundance. 2 Does profusion have a medical meaning? No, profusion is not a medical term...
Drawing out the ideological connections between the lexical items and their cultural baggage, we argue that 'wealth' operates as a synonym for goodness, while 'poverty' functions as a synonym of badness. In order to challenge this, we suggest that attention be paid to 'relative generosity' and...
Drawing out the ideological connections between the lexical items and their cultural baggage, we argue that 'wealth' operates as a synonym for goodness, while 'poverty' functions as a synonym of badness. In order to challenge this, we suggest that attention be paid to 'relative generosity' and...
Drawing out the ideological connections between the lexical items and their cultural baggage, we argue that 'wealth' operates as a synonym for goodness, while 'poverty' functions as a synonym of badness. In order to challenge this, we suggest that attention be paid to 'relative generosity' and...