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profound Definition
(a)
showing
intellectual
penetration
or
emotional
depths
;
from
the
depths
of
your
being
; "
the
differences
are
profound
"; "
a
profound
insight
"; "
a
profound
book
"; "
a
profound
mind
"; "
profound
contempt
"; "
profound
regret
"
(s)
of
the
greatest
intensity
;
complete
; "
a
profound
silence
"; "
a
state
of
profound
shock
"
(s)
far
-
reaching
and
thoroughgoing
in
effect
especially
on
the
nature
of
something
; "
the
fundamental
revolution
in
human
values
that
has
occurred
"; "
the
book
underwent
fundamental
changes
"; "
committed
the
fundamental
error
of
confusing
spending
with
extravaga
(s)
coming
from
deep
within
one
; "
a
profound
sigh
"
(s) (
of
sleep
)
deep
and
complete
; "
a
heavy
sleep
"; "
fell
into
a
profound
sleep
"; "
a
sound
sleeper
"; "
deep
wakeless
sleep
"
(s)
situated
at
or
extending
to
great
depth
;
too
deep
to
have
been
sounded
or
plumbed
; "
the
profound
depths
of
the
sea
"; "
the
dark
unfathomed
caves
of
ocean
"-
Thomas
Gray
; "
unplumbed
depths
of
the
sea
"; "
remote
and
unsounded
caverns
"
profound Synonyms
fundamental
heavy
profound
sound
unfathomed
unplumbed
unsounded
wakeless
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