profusion

[prəˈfjuːʒn]

profusion Definition

• 1. an abundance or large quantity of something
• 2. lavish expenditure; extravagance

Using profusion: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "profusion" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The garden was a profusion of color and scent.

• Example

  The buffet table was set with a profusion of dishes.

• Example

  The wealthy couple lived in a house decorated with a profusion of expensive art and furniture.

profusion Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for profusion

• abundance
• plenty
• excess
• overflow
• surplus

Antonyms for profusion

• scarcity
• lack
• deficiency

Phrases with profusion

• in profusion

  in large amounts or quantities

  Example

  The trees were covered in apples in profusion.

• profusion of riches

  a large amount of wealth or valuable possessions

  Example

  The billionaire's mansion was a profusion of riches.

• profusion of colors

  a wide variety of colors

  Example

  The sunset painted the sky in a profusion of colors.

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Summary: profusion in Brief

The term 'profusion' [prəˈfjuːʒn] refers to an abundance or large quantity of something, as well as lavish expenditure or extravagance. It is often used to describe a wide variety of things, such as colors, scents, or dishes. Examples include 'The garden was a profusion of color and scent,' and 'The buffet table was set with a profusion of dishes.' Synonyms include 'abundance' and 'plenty,' while antonyms include 'scarcity' and 'lack.'