pro·fuse 
/prəˈfju:s/ adjective
/prəˈfju:s/ adjective [more profuse; most profuse] : given, produced, or existing in large amounts
▪ He offered profuse apologies for being late. ▪ They were profuse in their thanks. ▪ profuse bleeding/sweating
▪ He offered profuse apologies for being late. ▪ They were profuse in their thanks. ▪ profuse bleeding/sweating
— pro·fuse·ly adverb
▪ He apologized profusely. ▪ She was bleeding profusely when she was brought to the hospital.
▪ He apologized profusely. ▪ She was bleeding profusely when she was brought to the hospital.
