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profound

[pruh-found, proh‐] / prəˈfaʊnd, proʊ‐ /




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Over the past dozen years, Raj Chetty’s research has shown that where a child grows up can have a profound effect on his entire life.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ofsted said the school demonstrated a "profound commitment" to provide an inclusive environment that promoted tolerance and respect for diversity.

From BBC

Mencap said it understood around 200 deaths had been reported incorrectly in the initial report, and that the error had a profound impact on families.

From BBC

Organisers said they wanted to "express a profound thank you to Wiltshire Council and local residents for being extremely supportive through this process".

From BBC

"My thoughts are with all those who lost their loved ones in the crash. Praying for strength and courage for the bereaved families in this moment of profound grief," he wrote.

From BBC