What is another word for pro-fusion?
Pronunciation:
[ pɹˈə͡ʊfjˈuːʒən], [ pɹˈəʊfjˈuːʒən], [ p_ɹ_ˈəʊ_f_j_ˈuː_ʒ_ə_n]
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Similar words for pro-fusion:
- abundance (noun)
- congestion (noun)
- excess (noun)
- excessiveness (noun)
- extravagance (noun)
- extravagancy (noun)
- flood (noun)
- fullness (noun)
- generosity (noun)
- heap (noun)
- jillion (noun)
- large-heartedness (noun)
- liberality (noun)
- million (noun)
- overabundance (noun)
- overflowing (noun)
- plenitude (noun)
- plenty (noun)
- plethora (noun)
- plurality (noun)
- profusion (noun)
- quantity (noun)
- redundancy (noun)
- satiation (noun)
- sea (noun)
- spread (noun)
- superfluousness (noun)
- surfeit (noun)
- wealth (noun)
Synonyms for Pro-fusion:
n.
• abundance (noun) • congestion (noun)- jam,
- press,
- overcrowding,
- snarl-up,
- crowding,
- traffic jam,
- Clogging,
- rubber-necking,
- bottleneck,
- overdevelopment,
- mass,
- surfeit,
- overpopulation,
- crowdedness.
- superfluity,
- exuberance,
- nimiety,
- too much of a good thing,
- refuse,
- inundation,
- leftover,
- overmuch,
- spare,
- exorbitance,
- superabundance,
- overkill,
- overload,
- redundancy,
- remainder,
- supererogation,
- redundance,
- fat,
- enough,
- balance,
- overdose,
- the limit,
- overweight,
- waste,
- wastefulness,
- Leavings,
- too much,
- luxuriance,
- lavishness,
- residue,
- fulsomeness,
- by-product,
- Recrement,
- overrun,
- oversupply,
- rest.
- folly,
- Unthrift,
- profligacy,
- immoderation,
- luxury,
- overindulgence,
- expenditure,
- overspending,
- improvidence,
- outrageousness,
- squander,
- frill,
- unreasonableness,
- prodigality,
- absurdity,
- preposterousness,
- exaggeration,
- icing on the cake,
- dissipation,
- squandering,
- unrestraint,
- recklessness,
- amenity,
- Overdoing,
- wildness.
- multitude,
- stream,
- Drencher,
- torrent,
- downpour,
- outgushing,
- niagara,
- alluvion,
- wave,
- bore,
- current,
- tide,
- spate,
- freshet,
- cataclysm,
- drift,
- pour,
- rush,
- cataract,
- abundance,
- flux,
- surge,
- deluge,
- eager,
- tsunami,
- flow.
- curvaceousness,
- totality,
- adequateness,
- saturation,
- broadness,
- Extensiveness,
- completeness,
- sufficiency,
- fill,
- plenum,
- amplitude,
- tumescence,
- comprehensiveness,
- enlargement,
- roundness,
- repletion,
- voluptuousness,
- swelling,
- wholeness,
- dilation,
- congestion,
- entirety,
- distension,
- satiation,
- vastness,
- completion,
- scope,
- satiety,
- wideness.
- charitableness,
- goodness,
- philanthropy,
- liberality,
- Nobleness,
- largesse,
- kindness,
- charity,
- free giving,
- altruism,
- magnanimity,
- munificence,
- high-mindedness,
- alms-giving,
- openhandedness,
- heart,
- unselfishness,
- all heart,
- beneficence,
- readiness,
- hospitality,
- bounteousness,
- benevolence.
- quantity,
- assemblage,
- lump,
- agglomeration,
- congeries,
- a lot,
- load,
- ocean,
- mint,
- aggregation,
- hill,
- collection,
- concentration,
- bank,
- store,
- scad,
- batch,
- great deal,
- harvest,
- clump,
- mound,
- much,
- lot,
- ton,
- thousand,
- deposit,
- volume,
- gathering,
- fullness,
- sum,
- stockpile,
- million,
- lots,
- cluster,
- trillion,
- bulk,
- mountain,
- haul,
- stack,
- jumble,
- bundle,
- Amassment,
- pot,
- stock,
- cargo,
- total,
- whole,
- oodles,
- hoard,
- gobs,
- bunch.
- ream.
- generousness,
- magnanimousness,
- unsparingness,
- Great-heartedness,
- big-heartedness,
- bountifulness,
- freehandedness.
- capacity,
- good deal,
- mountains,
- peck,
- piles,
- avalanche,
- mine,
- stacks,
- fruitfulness,
- cornucopia,
- heaps,
- masses,
- loads,
- fund,
- full house.
- majority,
- numerousness,
- variety,
- lead,
- most,
- advantage,
- multiplicity,
- nearly all,
- preponderance,
- greater part.
- extravagance,
- ampleness,
- copiousness,
- opulence,
- prosperity,
- prosperousness,
- overflow,
- plenitude,
- excess,
- surplus,
- outpouring,
- wealth,
- flood,
- great quantity,
- plenty,
- glut.
- budget,
- part,
- magnitude,
- deal,
- aggregate,
- figure,
- body,
- portion,
- extent,
- size,
- pile,
- length,
- measure,
- allotment,
- greatness,
- expanse,
- quota.
- periphrasis,
- prolixity,
- attrition,
- verbosity,
- Macrology,
- verbiage,
- circumlocution,
- pleonasm,
- tautology,
- copiosity,
- verboseness.
- Davy Jones's Locker,
- surf,
- sheet,
- deep,
- blue,
- main,
- briny,
- waves,
- lake,
- bounding main,
- swell,
- pond,
- splash,
- brine,
- number,
- drink,
- briny deep.
- dissemination,
- extension,
- suffusion,
- reach,
- transfusion,
- range,
- ramification,
- escalation,
- period,
- advancement,
- span,
- spreading,
- proliferation,
- advance,
- stretch,
- increase,
- term,
- transmission,
- compass,
- sweep,
- radiation,
- dispersion,
- diffusion.
- estate,
- velvet,
- assets,
- security,
- cache,
- stocks and bonds,
- capital,
- substantiality,
- lucre,
- means,
- belongings,
- worth,
- clover,
- goods,
- property,
- pelf,
- holdings,
- treasure,
- possessions,
- funds,
- dough,
- lap of luxury,
- gold,
- revenue,
- Commodities,
- cash,
- substance,
- richness,
- long green.
How to use "Pro-fusion" in context?
The Atomic Age ushered in a new era of exploration and discovery. Fusion - the joining of two or more atomic nuclei - was the ultimate goal of the scientists working on the atomic bomb. Fusion was theorized to occur when two heavy particles were forced together into a single, more massive particle.american scientist J. Robert Oppenheimer was the driving force behind the development of the atomic bomb. He believed that fusion would become the key to creating an atomic bomb and was eager to find a way to achieve the bomb's goal.
Despite the progress that had been made in the development of the atomic bomb, fusion remained elusive.
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