profuse

/pɹəˈfjuːs/verb

To pour something out freely; to give or spend in a lavish, wasteful way.

Example sentence

“He offered profuse apologies for arriving an hour late.”

You will almost always meet the adjective: profuse apologies, profuse bleeding. 'Apologize profusely' is the set phrase.

Related words

prohibitTo officially ban something or refuse to allow it.profoundExtremely deep, intense, or full of meaning.projectA piece of planned work with a clear goal, usually completed over several stages.profitThe money left over after all costs have been paid.projectorA machine that shines light to display pictures or video on a screen or wall.proficientSkilled and capable at doing something, usually through practice.