Definition of profoundly in English:

profoundly

adverb prəˈfaʊndliprəˈfaʊndli

1as submodifier To a profound extent; extremely.
a profoundly disturbing experience
Example sentencesExamples
- Such sympathy was profoundly misdirected, comforting aggressors rather than victims.
- Folky, melodic, inspiring and in places profoundly poetic.
- My husband had lost his desire to live since my first miscarriage, and for more than two years he had been profoundly depressed.
- Many more are still alive, but profoundly vulnerable.
- Without getting too philosophical, there is something inherent in technology itself which is profoundly anti-democratic.
- Religious belief is supposed to be, not tentative or hedged, but a profound, and profoundly personal, commitment.
- On the contrary, they are often profoundly religious.
- The truth is that much of Israeli public opinion is profoundly confused at moment.
- It was just an ongoing horror through profoundly depressed landscape.
- I don't advocate them for everybody but my experiences have been profoundly meaningful and illuminating.
- Learning how to manage this phenomenon is a profoundly difficult task for any state.
- At a local level, Labour is profoundly corrupt in terms of its relationship with the Catholic Church.
- The other part of the story is that we are still profoundly ignorant about inner connections.
- American universities are profoundly guilty in this regard.
- They range from a 32-year-old who is profoundly mentally handicapped to a 97-year-old.
- Monster is both an incredible trip and a profoundly glum experience.
- I happen to think that the Labour opponents of Blair are profoundly wrong.
- Martin Willoughby, 39, from Bristol, has a two-year-old daughter, Honesty, who is profoundly deaf.
- It was profoundly absurd from the standpoint of common sense.
- The AV industry is profoundly conservative, which has suited it well in the past.
1. 1.1 In a profound way; greatly.
  he profoundly altered the whole course of my life
  Example sentencesExamples
  Austen understands profoundly that manners are a kind of morals.
  This concentration effect has been shown to modify profoundly the co-operative properties of multimeric enzymes.
  The lung/air sac system of birds profoundly affects their physiology.
  Both also were profoundly affected by Western imperialism.
  Both of these cases profoundly impressed upon me the effect that dogma can have on the ability to reason.
  These acts' provisions still profoundly affect US environmental policy today.
  Einstein found the greatest religious inspiration in music, an art form that profoundly influenced him throughout his life.
  Last year demonstrated how profoundly stock prices can affect strategies for dealing with incentive stock options.
  Active listening is based on Rogers' listening skills, which have profoundly influenced clinical practice.
  Those assumptions are important because they so profoundly define us.
  It was widely acclaimed and it profoundly boosted the study of ancient life.
  The fall of the Berlin Wall didn't claim any victims, but it did profoundly change the geopolitical scene.
  There's no reason why books have to be good to influence your life profoundly.
  Modern Britain has also been profoundly shaped by its relations with continental Europe.
  Angell's take on my industry profoundly irritates me.
  Their later emergence is profoundly related to the notion of change in a common law tradition.
  He despised quacks and charlatans because he admired the power of thought and reason so profoundly.
  She was profoundly influenced by her early years in Yorkshire, particularly the Yorkshire landscape.
  Their presence and actions profoundly influenced the proceedings.
  I too am profoundly indebted to Christian Wolff.
  Synonyms
  extremely, very, deeply, exceedingly, greatly, immensely, enormously, terribly, tremendously, awfully, intensely, heartily, keenly, acutely, from the bottom of one's heart, painfully, thoroughly, sincerely, so
  informal well, jolly, seriously, majorly, oh-so
  informal, dated devilish
  North American informal mighty, plumb
  South African informal lekker
  literary sore, thrice

Definition of profoundly in US English:

profoundly

adverbprəˈfaʊndliprəˈfoundlē

1as submodifier To a profound extent; extremely.
a profoundly disturbing experience
Example sentencesExamples
- Without getting too philosophical, there is something inherent in technology itself which is profoundly anti-democratic.
- Such sympathy was profoundly misdirected, comforting aggressors rather than victims.
- It was just an ongoing horror through profoundly depressed landscape.
- At a local level, Labour is profoundly corrupt in terms of its relationship with the Catholic Church.
- The truth is that much of Israeli public opinion is profoundly confused at moment.
- American universities are profoundly guilty in this regard.
- Martin Willoughby, 39, from Bristol, has a two-year-old daughter, Honesty, who is profoundly deaf.
- I happen to think that the Labour opponents of Blair are profoundly wrong.
- The other part of the story is that we are still profoundly ignorant about inner connections.
- Monster is both an incredible trip and a profoundly glum experience.
- Learning how to manage this phenomenon is a profoundly difficult task for any state.
- Many more are still alive, but profoundly vulnerable.
- They range from a 32-year-old who is profoundly mentally handicapped to a 97-year-old.
- On the contrary, they are often profoundly religious.
- Religious belief is supposed to be, not tentative or hedged, but a profound, and profoundly personal, commitment.
- It was profoundly absurd from the standpoint of common sense.
- My husband had lost his desire to live since my first miscarriage, and for more than two years he had been profoundly depressed.
- The AV industry is profoundly conservative, which has suited it well in the past.
- I don't advocate them for everybody but my experiences have been profoundly meaningful and illuminating.
- Folky, melodic, inspiring and in places profoundly poetic.
1. 1.1 In a profound way; greatly.
  he profoundly altered the whole course of my life
  Example sentencesExamples
  Last year demonstrated how profoundly stock prices can affect strategies for dealing with incentive stock options.
  Both of these cases profoundly impressed upon me the effect that dogma can have on the ability to reason.
  Einstein found the greatest religious inspiration in music, an art form that profoundly influenced him throughout his life.
  He despised quacks and charlatans because he admired the power of thought and reason so profoundly.
  Both also were profoundly affected by Western imperialism.
  These acts' provisions still profoundly affect US environmental policy today.
  This concentration effect has been shown to modify profoundly the co-operative properties of multimeric enzymes.
  Their later emergence is profoundly related to the notion of change in a common law tradition.
  I too am profoundly indebted to Christian Wolff.
  Their presence and actions profoundly influenced the proceedings.
  The lung/air sac system of birds profoundly affects their physiology.
  Angell's take on my industry profoundly irritates me.
  There's no reason why books have to be good to influence your life profoundly.
  The fall of the Berlin Wall didn't claim any victims, but it did profoundly change the geopolitical scene.
  She was profoundly influenced by her early years in Yorkshire, particularly the Yorkshire landscape.
  It was widely acclaimed and it profoundly boosted the study of ancient life.
  Those assumptions are important because they so profoundly define us.
  Modern Britain has also been profoundly shaped by its relations with continental Europe.
  Active listening is based on Rogers' listening skills, which have profoundly influenced clinical practice.
  Austen understands profoundly that manners are a kind of morals.
  Synonyms
  extremely, very, deeply, exceedingly, greatly, immensely, enormously, terribly, tremendously, awfully, intensely, heartily, keenly, acutely, from the bottom of one's heart, painfully, thoroughly, sincerely, so

单词	profoundly
释义	Definition of profoundly in English: profoundly adverb prəˈfaʊndliprəˈfaʊndli 1as submodifier To a profound extent; extremely. a profoundly disturbing experience Example sentencesExamples Such sympathy was profoundly misdirected, comforting aggressors rather than victims. Folky, melodic, inspiring and in places profoundly poetic. My husband had lost his desire to live since my first miscarriage, and for more than two years he had been profoundly depressed. Many more are still alive, but profoundly vulnerable. Without getting too philosophical, there is something inherent in technology itself which is profoundly anti-democratic. Religious belief is supposed to be, not tentative or hedged, but a profound, and profoundly personal, commitment. On the contrary, they are often profoundly religious. The truth is that much of Israeli public opinion is profoundly confused at moment. It was just an ongoing horror through profoundly depressed landscape. I don't advocate them for everybody but my experiences have been profoundly meaningful and illuminating. Learning how to manage this phenomenon is a profoundly difficult task for any state. At a local level, Labour is profoundly corrupt in terms of its relationship with the Catholic Church. The other part of the story is that we are still profoundly ignorant about inner connections. American universities are profoundly guilty in this regard. They range from a 32-year-old who is profoundly mentally handicapped to a 97-year-old. Monster is both an incredible trip and a profoundly glum experience. I happen to think that the Labour opponents of Blair are profoundly wrong. Martin Willoughby, 39, from Bristol, has a two-year-old daughter, Honesty, who is profoundly deaf. It was profoundly absurd from the standpoint of common sense. The AV industry is profoundly conservative, which has suited it well in the past. 1.1 In a profound way; greatly. he profoundly altered the whole course of my life Example sentencesExamples Austen understands profoundly that manners are a kind of morals. This concentration effect has been shown to modify profoundly the co-operative properties of multimeric enzymes. The lung/air sac system of birds profoundly affects their physiology. Both also were profoundly affected by Western imperialism. Both of these cases profoundly impressed upon me the effect that dogma can have on the ability to reason. These acts' provisions still profoundly affect US environmental policy today. Einstein found the greatest religious inspiration in music, an art form that profoundly influenced him throughout his life. Last year demonstrated how profoundly stock prices can affect strategies for dealing with incentive stock options. Active listening is based on Rogers' listening skills, which have profoundly influenced clinical practice. Those assumptions are important because they so profoundly define us. It was widely acclaimed and it profoundly boosted the study of ancient life. The fall of the Berlin Wall didn't claim any victims, but it did profoundly change the geopolitical scene. There's no reason why books have to be good to influence your life profoundly. Modern Britain has also been profoundly shaped by its relations with continental Europe. Angell's take on my industry profoundly irritates me. Their later emergence is profoundly related to the notion of change in a common law tradition. He despised quacks and charlatans because he admired the power of thought and reason so profoundly. She was profoundly influenced by her early years in Yorkshire, particularly the Yorkshire landscape. Their presence and actions profoundly influenced the proceedings. I too am profoundly indebted to Christian Wolff. Synonyms extremely, very, deeply, exceedingly, greatly, immensely, enormously, terribly, tremendously, awfully, intensely, heartily, keenly, acutely, from the bottom of one's heart, painfully, thoroughly, sincerely, so informal well, jolly, seriously, majorly, oh-so informal, dated devilish North American informal mighty, plumb South African informal lekker literary sore, thrice Definition of profoundly in US English: profoundly adverbprəˈfaʊndliprəˈfoundlē 1as submodifier To a profound extent; extremely. a profoundly disturbing experience Example sentencesExamples Without getting too philosophical, there is something inherent in technology itself which is profoundly anti-democratic. Such sympathy was profoundly misdirected, comforting aggressors rather than victims. It was just an ongoing horror through profoundly depressed landscape. At a local level, Labour is profoundly corrupt in terms of its relationship with the Catholic Church. The truth is that much of Israeli public opinion is profoundly confused at moment. American universities are profoundly guilty in this regard. Martin Willoughby, 39, from Bristol, has a two-year-old daughter, Honesty, who is profoundly deaf. I happen to think that the Labour opponents of Blair are profoundly wrong. The other part of the story is that we are still profoundly ignorant about inner connections. Monster is both an incredible trip and a profoundly glum experience. Learning how to manage this phenomenon is a profoundly difficult task for any state. Many more are still alive, but profoundly vulnerable. They range from a 32-year-old who is profoundly mentally handicapped to a 97-year-old. On the contrary, they are often profoundly religious. Religious belief is supposed to be, not tentative or hedged, but a profound, and profoundly personal, commitment. It was profoundly absurd from the standpoint of common sense. My husband had lost his desire to live since my first miscarriage, and for more than two years he had been profoundly depressed. The AV industry is profoundly conservative, which has suited it well in the past. I don't advocate them for everybody but my experiences have been profoundly meaningful and illuminating. Folky, melodic, inspiring and in places profoundly poetic. 1.1 In a profound way; greatly. he profoundly altered the whole course of my life Example sentencesExamples Last year demonstrated how profoundly stock prices can affect strategies for dealing with incentive stock options. Both of these cases profoundly impressed upon me the effect that dogma can have on the ability to reason. Einstein found the greatest religious inspiration in music, an art form that profoundly influenced him throughout his life. He despised quacks and charlatans because he admired the power of thought and reason so profoundly. Both also were profoundly affected by Western imperialism. These acts' provisions still profoundly affect US environmental policy today. This concentration effect has been shown to modify profoundly the co-operative properties of multimeric enzymes. Their later emergence is profoundly related to the notion of change in a common law tradition. I too am profoundly indebted to Christian Wolff. Their presence and actions profoundly influenced the proceedings. The lung/air sac system of birds profoundly affects their physiology. Angell's take on my industry profoundly irritates me. There's no reason why books have to be good to influence your life profoundly. The fall of the Berlin Wall didn't claim any victims, but it did profoundly change the geopolitical scene. She was profoundly influenced by her early years in Yorkshire, particularly the Yorkshire landscape. It was widely acclaimed and it profoundly boosted the study of ancient life. Those assumptions are important because they so profoundly define us. Modern Britain has also been profoundly shaped by its relations with continental Europe. Active listening is based on Rogers' listening skills, which have profoundly influenced clinical practice. Austen understands profoundly that manners are a kind of morals. Synonyms extremely, very, deeply, exceedingly, greatly, immensely, enormously, terribly, tremendously, awfully, intensely, heartily, keenly, acutely, from the bottom of one's heart, painfully, thoroughly, sincerely, so
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