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"profound social changes"adjectivefar-reaching and thoroughgoing in effect especially on the nature of something
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"the profound depths of the sea"adjectivesituated at or extending to great depth; too deep to have been sounded or plumbed
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"fell into a profound sleep"adjective(of sleep) deep and complete
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"a profound sigh"adjectivecoming from deep within one
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"a profound silence" "a state of profound shock"adjectiveof the greatest intensity; complete
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"the differences are profound" "a profound insight" "a profound book" "a profound mind" "profound contempt" "profound regret"adjectiveshowing intellectual penetration or emotional depth
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Examples of profound
- "profound social changes"
- "the profound depths of the sea"
- "fell into a profound sleep"
- "a profound sigh"
- "a profound silence"
- "a state of profound shock"
- "the differences are profound"
- "a profound insight"
- "a profound book"
- "a profound mind"
- "profound contempt"
- "profound regret"