profound
/prəˈfaʊnd/
adjective
- Very great or intense; having a strong effect.
- He felt a profound sense of loss after his dog died.
- The discovery led to profound changes in medicine.
- The news had a profound impact on her life.
- Showing great knowledge or deep understanding.
- The professor gave a profound lecture on human nature.
- He is known for his profound thoughts about the meaning of life.
- Her book offers profound insights into the history of art.
- Very deep or extreme (used especially of sleep, silence, or feelings).
- He expressed profound gratitude to his teachers.
- She fell into a profound sleep after the long hike.
- The forest was filled with a profound silence.
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