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prə'fju:s((too) plentiful; excessive: profuse thanks.) overdådig, overstrømmende- profusionadj. \/prəˈfjuːs\/1) overstrømmende, overveldende, voldsom2) rikelig, overdådig3) gavmild, raus4) ødsel, sløsetbe profuse in være gavmild\/raus med, sløse medgive with a profuse hand gi med rund håndoffer profuse apologies eller be profuse in one's apologies be tusen ganger om forlatelse\/unnskyldning
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