profound
pro
proʊ
prow
found
ˈfaʊnd
fawnd
British pronunciation
/pɹəfˈa‍ʊnd/

Definition & Meaning of "profound"in English

profound
01

showing the intensity or greatness of something

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The novel had a profound impact on readers, prompting deep reflection on the human condition.
1.1

(of a disease or disability) describing a condition that is extremely severe or intense

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The patient is suffering from profound depression.
02

having or displaying a lot of knowledge or great understanding

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As an anthropologist, she had developed a profound understanding of cultural traditions through decades of field work.
03

deeply rooted or situated

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The profound underwater trench reaches depths that are difficult to explore.
04

requiring a lot of thought or deep study

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Doctors are faced with making profound treatment decisions that impact patients' lives and require weighing many factors.
Profound
01

the deepest or most distant part of something, often used to describe the extreme depths of the ocean

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The research vessel ventured into the profound of the Atlantic Ocean, exploring its uncharted depths.
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