Definition Synonyms
Definition of profound - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
emotionaldeeply felt or intense
- He felt a profound sadness after the loss.
2.
completenesscomplete and thorough
- The profound silence filled the room.
3.
intellectualshowing great knowledge or understanding
- Her profound insights changed the way we think.
4.
depthextending far below the surface
- The profound canyon was awe-inspiring.
Origin of profound
Latin, profundus (deep)
Terms with profound included in their meaning
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emotional
someone with profound and complex emotions
intensity
profound or intense in nature
profoundly
in a profound not superficial manner
intensity
more intense or profound
profoundly
in a profound or thorough manner
education
profound grasp of a subject or concept
significance
more profound or hidden significance
seriousness
serious or profound in nature
wise person
person known for profound wisdom
depth
profound or immeasurable depth or void
emotion
sense of profound disappointment and sadness
religion
having experienced a profound spiritual rebirth
profound effect
affect someone profoundly or deeply
emotion
having profound significance or emotional depth
knowledge
profound knowledge or skill in a subject
intensity
becoming more intense or profound
reverence
profound respect and reverence for God
complexity
unexpectedly complex or profound nature
impact
having a profound impact on the future
profound impact
have a profound impact on someone
emotion
be profound or intense
spirituality
having a profound positive experience
education
profound awareness or insight into a particular subject
profound wisdom
having profound wisdom
Examples of profound in a sentence
Her words left a profound impression on his mind. His profound knowledge impressed everyone at the conference. The profound impact of the speech was felt by all. His profound theories influenced modern science. The book offers profound perspectives on human nature. Divers explored the profound trench.
Roots reached into the profound soil beneath the cliff.
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- French:profond, savant, ...
- German:tief, gründlich, ...
- Italian:profondo, abissale, ...
- Spanish:profundo, absoluto, ...
- Portuguese:profundo, completo, ...
- Chinese:深刻的, 彻底的, ...
- Japanese:深い, 徹底的な, ...
- Arabic:عَمِيق, تام, ...
- Hebrew:עָמוֹק, מָלֵא, ...
- Russian:глубокий, основательный, ...
- Ukrainian:глибокий, ґрунтовний, ...
- Hindi:गहरा, गहन, ...
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