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profound
adjective as in intellectual, thoughtful
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adjective as in bottomless
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adjective as in intense; emotional
Example Sentences
The problems Labour inherited on taking office were profound.
Fennell told the Brontë Women's Writing Festival on Friday that she felt a "profound connection" with the book when she first read it at the age of 14.
The error went uncorrected for six years, and the impact appeared profound.
But now this latest revelation is causing profound problems.
“At a time when talk show hosts are being deplatformed, when people are fired from their jobs, this is not the ideal moment to embrace profound changes in how we regard terrorism.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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