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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
Trade unions have called a strike to protest the government's "brutal" budget plans, lamenting that France "has been sinking into a profound social and democratic crisis".
"Her actions represent a profound and devastating betrayal of the trust and love extended to her."
The award had a profound effect on colleagues.
The poignance of Gaines’ practice lies in his ability to form entirely new, generative structures — a mindset with profound implications beyond art-making.
But the college experience, he later said, had an even more profound impact on Raveling.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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