“Profusely” in Japanese
Short answer
Profusely in Japanese is “繚乱” (ryouran). Full meaning: profusely (esp. flowers blooming in great profusion).
Other ways to say “Profusely” in Japanese
淋漓
rinri (dripping) profusely, heavily, freely; brimming (with an emotion, etc.), overflowing (with), bold (e.g. brush strokes)
コテコテ
kotekote thickly, heavily, profusely, lavishly, gaudily; through and through, to the core, proper
どくどく
dokudoku gushingly, copiously, profusely, in a steady stream
ごてごて
gotegote thickly, heavily, profusely, lavishly, gaudily; through and through, to the core, proper
こてこて
kotekote thickly, heavily, profusely, lavishly, gaudily; through and through, to the core, proper
ドクドク
dokudoku gushingly, copiously, profusely, in a steady stream
とくとく
tokutoku gushingly, copiously, profusely, in a steady stream
ゴテゴテ
gotegote thickly, heavily, profusely, lavishly, gaudily; through and through, to the core, proper
撩亂
ryouran profusely (esp. flowers blooming in great profusion)
撩乱
ryouran profusely (esp. flowers blooming in great profusion)
りょうらん
ryouran profusely (esp. flowers blooming in great profusion)
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