profound 音标拼音: [prof'ɑʊnd]
a . 极深的,深奥的,深厚的,深刻的,渊博的,极度的
极深的,深奥的,深厚的,深刻的,渊博的,极度的
profound adj 1 :
showing intellectual penetration or emotional depth ; "
the differences are profound "; "
a profound insight "; "
a profound book "; "
a profound mind "; "
profound contempt ";
"
profound regret " [
ant : {
superficial }]
2 :
of the greatest intensity ;
complete ; "
a profound silence "; "
a state of profound shock "
3 :
far -
reaching and thoroughgoing in effect especially on the nature of something ; "
the fundamental revolution in human values that has occurred "; "
the book underwent fundamental changes "; "
committed the fundamental error of confusing spending with extravagance "; "
profound social changes " [
synonym :
{
fundamental }, {
profound }]
4 :
coming from deep within one ; "
a profound sigh "
5 : (
of sleep )
deep and complete ; "
a heavy sleep "; "
fell into a profound sleep "; "
a sound sleeper "; "
deep wakeless sleep "
[
synonym : {
heavy }, {
profound }, {
sound }, {
wakeless }]
6 :
situated at or extending to great depth ;
too deep to have been sounded or plumbed ; "
the profound depths of the sea ";
"
the dark unfathomed caves of ocean "-
Thomas Gray ; "
unplumbed depths of the sea "; "
remote and unsounded caverns " [
synonym :
{
profound }, {
unfathomed }, {
unplumbed }, {
unsounded }]
Profound \
Pro *
found "\,
n .
1 .
The deep ;
the sea ;
the ocean .
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God in the fathomless profound Hath all this choice commanders drowned . --
Sandys .
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2 .
An abyss . --
Milton .
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Profound \
Pro *
found "\,
v .
t .
To cause to sink deeply ;
to cause to dive or penetrate far down . [
Obs .] --
Sir T .
Browne .
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Profound \
Pro *
found "\,
v .
i .
To dive deeply ;
to penetrate . [
Obs .]
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Profound \
Pro *
found "\,
a . [
F .
profond ,
L .
profundus ;
pro before ,
forward fundus the bottom .
See {
Found }
to establish ,
{
Bottom }
lowest part .]
1 .
Descending far below the surface ;
opening or reaching to a great depth ;
deep . "
A gulf profound ." --
Milton .
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2 .
Intellectually deep ;
entering far into subjects ;
reaching to the bottom of a matter ,
or of a branch of learning ;
thorough ;
as ,
a profound investigation or treatise ;
a profound scholar ;
profound wisdom .
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3 .
Characterized by intensity ;
deeply felt ;
pervading ;
overmastering ;
far -
reaching ;
strongly impressed ;
as ,
a profound sleep . "
Profound sciatica ." --
Shak .
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Of the profound corruption of this class there can be no doubt . --
Milman .
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4 .
Bending low ,
exhibiting or expressing deep humility ;
lowly ;
submissive ;
as ,
a profound bow .
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What humble gestures !
What profound reverence !
--
Duppa .
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174 Moby Thesaurus words for "
profound ":
Atlantean ,
Brobdingnagian ,
Cyclopean ,
Gargantuan ,
Herculean ,
Homeric ,
absolute ,
absorbing ,
abstract ,
abstruse ,
abysmal ,
acute ,
analytical ,
ankle -
deep ,
arcane ,
arrant ,
astronomic ,
astute ,
awful ,
broad -
minded ,
cabbalistic ,
civilized ,
classical ,
colossal ,
complete ,
consummate ,
crass ,
cryptic ,
cultivated ,
cultured ,
decided ,
deep ,
deep -
cut ,
deep -
down ,
deep -
engraven ,
deep -
felt ,
deep -
fixed ,
deep -
laid ,
deep -
lying ,
deep -
reaching ,
deep -
rooted ,
deep -
seated ,
deep -
set ,
deep -
settled ,
deep -
sinking ,
deep -
sunk ,
deep -
sunken ,
deepgoing ,
deepish ,
deepsome ,
definitive ,
discerning ,
downright ,
educated ,
egregious ,
elephantine ,
encyclopedic ,
enigmatic ,
enormous ,
epic ,
erudite ,
esoteric ,
extreme ,
flagrant ,
giant ,
giantlike ,
gigantic ,
glaring ,
great ,
gross ,
hard ,
heartfelt ,
heavy ,
hermetic ,
heroic ,
hidden ,
homefelt ,
huge ,
immense ,
incomprehensible ,
indecipherable ,
indelible ,
infinite ,
informed ,
inscrutable ,
insightful ,
intellectual ,
intense ,
intolerable ,
intricate ,
involved ,
jumbo ,
keen ,
knee -
deep ,
knotty ,
knowing ,
knowledgeable ,
learned ,
lettered ,
literate ,
mammoth ,
mighty ,
monster ,
monstrous ,
monumental ,
mountainous ,
mysterious ,
mystifying ,
obscure ,
occult ,
out -
and -
out ,
outright ,
overpowering ,
overwhelming ,
pansophic ,
penetrating ,
perfect ,
pervading ,
piercing ,
poignant ,
polyhistoric ,
polymath ,
polymathic ,
positive ,
precious ,
prodigious ,
pronounced ,
proper ,
puzzling ,
rank ,
recondite ,
regular ,
sagacious ,
sage ,
sapient ,
scholarly ,
scholastic ,
secret ,
sharp ,
shattering ,
shocking ,
sincere ,
stark ,
stark -
staring ,
studious ,
stupendous ,
subtle ,
superlative ,
surpassing ,
terrible ,
the veriest ,
thorough ,
thoroughgoing ,
titanic ,
total ,
towering ,
transcendental ,
tremendous ,
tricky ,
unbearable ,
unconscionable ,
undeniable ,
unequivocal ,
unfathomable ,
unmitigated ,
unqualified ,
unrelieved ,
unspoiled ,
utter ,
vast ,
well -
informed ,
well -
read ,
wise ,
wise as Solomon
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PROFOUND Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of PROFOUND is having intellectual depth and insight How to use profound in a sentence
PROFOUND | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary PROFOUND definition: 1 felt or experienced very strongly or in an extreme way: 2 showing a clear and deep… Learn more
PROFOUND Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com Profound definition: penetrating or entering deeply into subjects of thought or knowledge; having deep insight or understanding See examples of PROFOUND used in a sentence
PROFOUND definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary A profound idea, work, or person shows great intellectual depth and understanding This is a book full of profound, original and challenging insights one of the country's most profound minds
Profound - definition of profound by The Free Dictionary 1 penetrating deeply into subjects or ideas: a profound mind 2 showing or requiring great knowledge or understanding: a profound treatise
profound - WordReference. com Dictionary of English having deep insight or understanding: a profound thinker profound grief being or going far beneath what is superficial, external, or obvious: profound insight of great and broadly inclusive significance: a profound book complete: a profound silence
Profound Definition Meaning | YourDictionary Having, showing, or requiring great insight or understanding A profound thinker; a profound analysis
Profound - Definition, Meaning Synonyms | Vocabulary. com When you need a word that's deeper than "deep," consider profound A philosopher is likely to make many profound pronouncements Profundus literally means "deep" in Latin, and profound had the same meaning when it entered English in the 14th century
What does profound mean? - Definitions. net Profound refers to something that is very intense, deep, or having a significant impact It can relate to knowledge, insight, understanding or emotions that are highly intellectual or extremely deep-seated
Profound Definition Meaning | Britannica Dictionary PROFOUND meaning: 1 : having or showing great knowledge or understanding; 2 : difficult to understand requiring deep thought or wisdom