profuse
pruh-FYOOSadjMeaning pouring out in great amounts
Memory hook pro-FUSE: FUS = POUR. Dev knocks over the juice, and apologies pour out of him: “Sorry! So sorry! I’m so, so sorry!” His apologies are profuse.
The roses grew in profuse clusters, spilling over the fence onto the sidewalk.
In context Embarrassed that he had forgotten her birthday, Dev was profuse in his apologies; he said sorry a dozen times and baked her a cake the next morning.
Similar abundant, lavish, plentiful, copious
Opposite scant, meager, sparse
From Latin profusus, “poured out,” from profundere: pro (forth) + fundere (to pour).