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单词 profusion
释义
profusion
noun[SorU]
formal
uk
/prəˈfjuː.ʒən/us
/prəˈfjuː.ʒən/
anextremelylargeamountof something:
丰富，充沛，大量
I wasremarkingon therecentprofusion ofbooksandarticleson thematter.我正在谈论最近大量有关这次事件的书和文章。
She'd neverseenflowerssobeautifulandinsuch profusion.她从未见过开得如此美丽、如此繁茂的花。
Synonyms
cornucopiaformal
richness
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Masses and large amounts of things
  • accumulation
  • any number ofthingsidiom
  • armload
  • backlog
  • bolus
  • flood
  • foam
  • logjam
  • many
  • motherlode
  • multi-million
  • multitude
  • pile
  • stack
  • the lion's shareidiom
  • tsunami
  • wedge
  • welter
  • whoosh
  • wodge
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(Definition ofprofusionfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofprofusion

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Given theprofusionof such texts and their repeated manifestations in publisher's catalogues, one wonders how and why academic publishers continue to produce such works.
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In spite of theprofusionof theoretical considerations, field practice is largely the same, as are the basic reports.
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Nevertheless, theprofusionof pyroclastic deposits signifies a major input to the volcanic-sedimentary record derived from subaerial volcanism.
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If the recentprofusionof relevant journals is an indicator, we need not worry too much, at least nor about quantity.
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There is thus an embarrassingprofusionof possible explanations.
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This is a rose garden, the painted wainscot a trellis, above which floats aprofusionof smaller blooms.
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And incidentally (though they do not mention this), it may also explain the currently mysteriousprofusionof descending fibers in the visual system.
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Unlike their forerunners, they could not look to aprofusionof heiresses nor to the rewards of office to propel their rise.
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They provide us with aprofusionof data consistent with their conclusions.
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She squandered her earnings with the most recklessprofusion, and quarrelled with her best friends from the ungovernable petulance of her temper.
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But focus on a single part or even on a single chapter facilitates reading and, given theprofusionof ideas, is gratifying.
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This case opens up aprofusionof cross-cultural bioethical issues that can and should be addressed more substantively.
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On her view, such acts can contribute to evolutionary progress and theprofusionof value in the world.
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The broader class of constraints can single out a reasonable alternative from aprofusionof unreasonable ones.
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Viewing the books in the show, one might rue the loss of color in favor of a greaterprofusionof plates.
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