profoundly

First and foremost, this recommendation is profoundly stupid.

But the tone of what came next, and the decisions the committee appeared poised to make, profoundly worried many physicians and public health officials.

The CEO of the Israeli Film and TV Producers Association called the petition "profoundly misguided".

He urged Americans to "respect other people's right to say things that we profoundly disagree with".

The aim of the Dandelion Room was to help "people cope with the trauma, pain, and isolation by providing compassionate care during a profoundly difficult time," said Ms Colledge.