profusions Antonyms
Strongest:
- motes
- mites
- bits
- tastes
- rays
- dots
- molecules
- spots
- aces
- mouthfuls
- shreds
- little
- drams
- sprinklings
- traces
- streaks
- dabs
- nips
- pittances
- hints
- scraps
- shadows
- specks
- fragments
- ounces
- handfuls
- peanuts
- crumbs
- pinches
- strains
- atoms
- sprinkles
- licks
- flecks
- glimmers
- suspicions
- shades
- driblets
- particles
- grains
- touches
- granules
- scruples
Strong:
- dashes
- smatters
- drops
- deficiencies
- portions
- smatterings
- shortages
- flyspecks
- smidges
- modicums
- absences
- pieces
- nubbins
- tittles
- smidgins
- whits
- smidgens
- morsels
- shots
- lacks
- smidgeons
- scintillas
- handsful
- iotas
- jots
- sections
Weak:
Strongest:
- bunches
- dozen
- hundreds
- plenties
- quantities
- stacks
- deals
- dozens
- lots
- rafts
- abundances
- chunks
- bundles
- loads
- slews
- piles
- tons
- wealths
- masses
- myriads
Strong:
- carloads
- truckloads
- basketfuls
- lashings
- basketsful
- pots
- good-deals
- barrels
- quite-a-bit
- fistfuls
- scads
- heaps
- plentitudes
- pecks
- all-kinds-of-
- oodles
- shiploads
- gobs
- potfuls
- platefuls
- plenitudes
- lashins
- stores
- wads
- yards
- spates
- buckets
- bushels
- boatloads
- multiplicities
- messes
- sights
- packs
- sheaves
- much
- reams
- volumes
- hundred
- mountains
Weak:
- surfeits
- swarms
- crowds
- overkills
- overabundances
- embarrassments
- legions
- bevies
- superfluities
- zillions
- oversupplies
- presses
- mobs
- plagues
- overages
- rashes
- droves
- surpluses
- thousands
- armies
- gazillions
- seas
- million
- hordes
- floods
- plethoras
- multitudes
- trillions
- superabundances
- overflows
- deluges
- epidemics
- bonanzas
- scores
- overmuch
- passels
- redundancies
- flocks
- hosts
- crushes
- millions
- throngs
- excesses
- herds
Meaning of profusions
profusions
a plentiful supply, the quality or state of being profuse, great quantity, lavish expenditure
profusions Sentence Examples
- The garden overflowed with a profusion of vibrant blooms, painting a colorful tapestry.
- The artist's canvas was a riot of colors, a profusion of hues and shades.
- The meadow teemed with a profusion of wildflowers, creating a kaleidoscope of colors.
- Orchids adorned the conservatory, their blooms a profusion of exotic shapes and fragrances.
- The banquet table groaned under the profusion of sumptuous dishes, a feast for the senses.
- The jeweler's showcase sparkled with a profusion of gemstones, each one a precious treasure.
- The forest floor was carpeted in a profusion of ferns, creating a lush, emerald canopy.
- The city's streets were decorated with a profusion of flags and banners, celebrating a festive occasion.
- The speaker's words poured forth in a profusion of eloquence, captivating the audience.
- The sky erupted in a profusion of fireworks, illuminating the night with a dazzling display of colors.
FAQs About the word profusions
a plentiful supply, the quality or state of being profuse, great quantity, lavish expenditure
bunches, dozen, hundreds, plenties, quantities, stacks, deals, dozens, lots, rafts
motes, mites, bits, tastes, rays, dots, molecules, spots, aces, mouthfuls
The garden overflowed with a profusion of vibrant blooms, painting a colorful tapestry.
The artist's canvas was a riot of colors, a profusion of hues and shades.
The meadow teemed with a profusion of wildflowers, creating a kaleidoscope of colors.
Orchids adorned the conservatory, their blooms a profusion of exotic shapes and fragrances.
