DEEPLY PROFOUND

Definition: Having great depth or meaning; intellectually or emotionally significant.

Synonyms: Intensely Meaningful, Profoundly Moving, Significantly Deep, Incredibly Profound, Deeply Meaningful

Usage Examples in Sentences

The sunset over the ocean was deeply profound, leaving everyone in awe of nature's beauty.

The scientist made a deeply profound discovery that changed the way we view the universe.

His words were deeply profound, offering wisdom beyond his years.

The teacher's guidance had a deeply profound effect on the students' academic growth.

Witnessing a newborn baby's first smile is a deeply profound moment for parents.

The astronaut described the view from space as a deeply profound and humbling sight.

Solving the challenging puzzle gave her a deeply profound sense of accomplishment.

The poet's verses are deeply profound, exploring the complexities of human emotions and the passage of time.

Her poem was a deeply profound exploration of human emotions.

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The philosopher's words left a deeply profound impact on his students.

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His speech at the conference was deeply profound, challenging established beliefs and inspiring change.

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Deeply profound, her words resonated with everyone in the room.

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They pondered deeply profound on the mysteries of the universe.

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Deeply profound insights often come from moments of reflection.

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Her poetry explores the deeply profound aspects of human existence.

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The novel ended with a deeply profound revelation about the protagonist's past.

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In the world of art, finding deeply profound meaning can be transformative.