profoundly

Hess said that while he likes the principles underlying the agreement, the approach is “profoundly problematic” and could be used in the future by Democrats to push opposing viewpoints.

The deeper reasons, however, were profoundly anti-democratic — the noxious intransigence of patriarchy and white supremacy in Western culture, which drastically narrowed the eligible land-owning class.

"We are profoundly sorry that this terrible event occurred and understand the deep distress it has caused Ethan's family."

They mean, “I put on episodes I’ve seen before and it’s comforting in a profoundly, sleepy way.”

First and foremost, this recommendation is profoundly stupid.