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Profound

Definition

(formal) Going far beneath the surface; showing a deep understanding or insight; having a strong and lasting effect. Often used to describe ideas, emotions, or experiences that are complex and meaningful.

Example Sentences

1The novel's exploration of human nature was profound, revealing the intricate web of motivations and desires that drive us.
2Her words had a profound impact on the audience, inspiring many to re-examine their assumptions about social justice.
3The philosopher's concept of the sublime was profound, suggesting that our experiences of awe and wonder can reveal fundamental truths about the human condition.
4The team's research led to a profound shift in our understanding of the disease, opening up new avenues for treatment and prevention.
5There is something profoundly unsettling about the painting, as if it captures the viewer's gaze and refuses to let go.

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