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profound
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The novel had a profound impact on readers, prompting deep reflection on the human condition.
His speech had a profound effect on the audience, leaving them inspired.
02
having or displaying a lot of knowledge or great understanding
Example
As an anthropologist, she had developed a profound understanding of cultural traditions through decades of field work.
Only the most dedicated scholars achieved a profound familiarity with the works of such a prolific and influential philosopher.
03
deeply rooted or situated
Example
The profound underwater trench reaches depths that are difficult to explore.
The drilling uncovered layers of rock at profound depths below the Earth's surface.
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requiring a lot of thought or deep study
Example
Doctors are faced with making profound treatment decisions that impact patients' lives and require weighing many factors.
Politicians rarely offer straightforward answers to profound issues with many nuanced facets affecting society.
Profound
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the deepest or most distant part of something, often used to describe the extreme depths of the ocean
Example
The research vessel ventured into the profound of the Atlantic Ocean, exploring its uncharted depths.
Marine biologists are fascinated by the creatures living in the profound, where sunlight does n’t penetrate.
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