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profusion

[pruh-fyoo-zhuhn] / prəˈfyu ʒən /


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Hillsides have exploded with a profusion of California poppies, sky-blue lupine and other wildflowers.

From Los Angeles Times

They no longer decorate each twig and limb in the unblemished profusion of the first perfect days of full bloom.

From Washington Post

When he visits the wall that cordons off Palestinian areas of Jerusalem, he adds to its profusion of graffiti, stenciling onto it a Sumerian phrase cribbed from that Mesopotamian pillar.

From Washington Post

For a documentary largely about archives, it should be better organized, but its breathless profusion of information underscores the scale of the task at hand.

From New York Times

The overall aesthetic was one of creative scavenging and profusion; in no sense can Tabboo! be considered a minimalist.

From New York Times