Lush
implies such great luxuriance as my seem excessive lush tropical vegetation, lush prose See also syn. study at plentiful.
Luxuriant
suggests production in great and rich abundance luxuriant foliage
Prodigal
implies such reckless extravagance as to suggest eventual impoverishment the prodigal heirs to a fortune
Extravagant
always suggests unreasonably excessive, wasteful spending or giving extravagant living
Lavish
implies an unstinted, generous, sometimes unreasonably liberal, giving lavish attentions
Profuse
implies a pouring or giving forth freely, often to the point of excess profuse thanks
Find another word for profuse. In this page you can discover 56 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for profuse, like: abundant, bountiful, extravagant, liberal, prodigal, lavish, overflowing, luxuriant, lush, plentiful and copious.
On his way to Paris he had been profuse in promises of reform and constitutional rule.
Carteret was a profuse and popular lord lieutenant who pleased both the "English interest" and the native Irish.
The world is much smaller with the internet and the opportunities are a lot more profuse.
The chiefs of the clans, with a few sub-chiefs having hereditary rights, formed the King's Council, and the king, unless of exceptionally strong character, often exercised less power than the council of chiefs, each of whom kept his little court, making a profuse display of barbaric pomp. Land is held in common by the tribes, lands unallotted being attached to the office of head chief or king and called "stool lands."