profusion

• “The guard said, in profusion of the class-struggle snetiment.”

  Global Voices in English » China: A turmoil triggered by T-shirt

• “They blossom in profusion by the creek near here a week or so before Mothers 'Day.”

  Paradis - French Word-A-Day

• “Incidentally, the village's name, Tupátaro, means "place of reeds or bulrushes", plants that still thrive in profusion today on the shores of nearby Lake Patzcuaro and are widely used in making modern handicrafts.”

  Did you know? The Sistine Chapel of Mexico

• “[T] he insults, the blows, the murders which flow in such awful profusion from the intemperance of husbands, fathers, sons, brothers, fall with heaviest, most crushing force upon woman.”

  'Trivial Complaints:' The Role of Privacy in Domestic Violence Law and Activism in the U.S.

• “Not so very far from here the smaller, traditional, wild daffodils, the kind that inspired Wordsworth and Housman, grow in profusion in woods and by roadsides.”

  On the Verge

• “There he began writing polemical articles “in profusion,” the biographer Richard Wightman Fox reports, in part to support his mother, who lived with him, and a spendthrift older brother.”

  A Man for All Reasons

• “My neighbour has some elderflowers growing in profusion in the back garden.”

  Elderflower Cupcakes

• “Raya: stingray, found in profusion in Baja California's Sea of Cortez.”

  A Guide to Mexican Fish and Shellfish - Part Two: Las Delicias del Mar

• “Their names and military units are inscribed in profusion around the structure's base, and inside, glass cases are full of the soldiers 'belongings.”

  The Backside of War

• “The profusion is meant to clarify completely my beliefs that these types of symbols (rainbow triangles or what have you) should either all be allowed, or none should be allowed.”

  Parent Opposes Rainbow Triangles at WAHS at cvillenews.com

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