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profound
1.1
profond
(of a disease or disability) describing a condition that is extremely severe or intense
Exemple
The patient’s profound physical disability required extensive adaptations to their home and daily routine.
The patient is suffering from profound depression.
Profound cognitive impairments can greatly affect a person's ability to perform everyday tasks independently.
He was born with a profound hearing loss.
She was diagnosed with profound hearing loss, which necessitated the use of hearing aids and specialized communication methods.
02
profond
having or displaying a lot of knowledge or great understanding
Exemple
The beauty of the sunset was so profound that it took her breath away.
The earthquake caused profound damage to the city, leaving many buildings in ruins.
The novel had a profound impact on readers, prompting deep reflection on the human condition.
His profound respect for the artist was evident in the way he spoke about their work with such deep admiration.
His speech had a profound effect on the audience, leaving them inspired.
