adjective “profound”
base form profound (more/most)
- having a strong impact or influence that is felt very deeply
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Her profound sadness could be felt in the silence that filled the room after she heard the news.
- showing deep understanding or insight; thorough and complete in exploration or knowledge
The professor's lectures were always profound, challenging students to think critically about complex issues.
- very deep or extending far below the surface
The divers explored the profound depths of the ocean, where sunlight barely reaches.