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Often used in the same context:
plethora,
surfeit,
cornucopia,
myriad,
multitude,
superabundance,
galore,
proliferating,
abundance,
plenitude,
melange,
panoply,
dearth,
sprouting,
chockablock,
plentitude,
aplenty,
mushrooming,
overabundance,
awash,
luxuriance,
multiplicity,
bevy,
paucity,
abounding,
cacophony,
superfluity,
numberless,
array,
abloom,
indigos,
hodgepodge,
mishmash,
potpourri,
kaleidoscope,
intermingling,
congeries,
insubstantiality,
copses,
scads,
primula,
jumble,
bougainvillaea,
verdure,
omnipresence,
smorgasbord,
bedazzlement,
cacophonic,
juxtaposition,
variegation,
crazy quilt,
thickets,
fritillaries,
flourishing,
irruption,
studding,
rhapsodies,
taraxacum,
ferny,
magnolia stellata,
resplendence,
slew,
smattering,
jonquils,
sumacs,
pulmonaria,
haphazardness,
balsamroot,
marsh marigold,
narcissi,
elaborateness,
dozens,
ubiquity,
tickseed,
grubbiness,
andromeda,
glut,
fecundity,
denseness,
buttercups,
efflorescence,
saxifrage,
variety,
inefficacy,
incongruities,
zillions,
assortment,
bibelots,
baptisia,
concupiscence,
trout lily,
campanulas,
rills,
litany,
shapelessness,
dewdrops,
furbelows,
brittlebush,
corydalis,
sweet william,
bountiful,
yaupon,
prodigality,
generosity,
extravagance,
lavishness,
intricacy,
copiousness,
magnificence,
audacity,
liberality,
rapidity,
resourcefulness,
vivacity,
munificence,
opulence,
boldness,
splendor,
splendour
More specific:
greenness,
overgrowth,
verdancy,
verdure
Appears in the definition of:
butea frondosa,
butea monosperma,
cape marigold,
coreopsis,
daisy-bush,
daisybush,
daisy bush,
dak,
dhak,
engulfed,
erica perspicua,
flooded,
genus hibiscus,
gliricidia,
hoheria populnea,
houhere,
inundated,
lacebark,
lavish,
lucullan,
lush,
overcome,
overgrowth,
overpowered,
overwhelmed,
palas,
plush,
plushy,
portulaca grandiflora,
prince-of-wales'-heath,
prince of wales heath,
ribbonwood,
rose moss,
star of the veldt,
sun marigold,
sun plant,
swamped,
tick-weed,
tickseed,
tickweed
More general:
abundance,
copiousness
Synonyms:
cornucopia,
profuseness,
richness
Also try:
— Adjectives for profusion:
great,
such,
rich,
greatest,
greater,
wild,
lavish,
vast,
endless,
bewildering,
reckless,
more...
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