英语词汇“profound”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	profound
释义	Trends of profound View usage for: profound (prəfaʊnd) Word forms: comparative profounder, superlative profoundest 1. adjective You use profound to emphasize that something is very great or intense. [emphasis] ...discoveries which had a profound effect on many areas of medicine. ...profound disagreement. The overwhelming feeling is just deep, profound shock and anger. Anna's patriotism was profound. Synonyms: sincere, acute, intense, great More Synonyms of profound profoundly adverb [ADVERB with verb, ADVERB adjective/-ed] This has profoundly affected my life. In politics, as in other areas, he is profoundly conservative. Synonyms: greatly, very, deeply, seriously [informal] More Synonyms of profound 2. adjective 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. Synonyms: wise, learned, serious, deep More Synonyms of profound More Synonyms of profound profound in British English (prəˈfaʊnd) adjective 1. penetrating deeply into subjects or ideas a profound mind 2. showing or requiring great knowledge or understanding a profound treatise 3. situated at or extending to a great depth 4. reaching to or stemming from the depths of one's nature profound regret 5. intense or absolute profound silence 6. thoroughgoing; extensive profound changes noun 7. archaic or literary a great depth; abyss Derived forms profoundly (proˈfoundly) adverb profoundness (proˈfoundness) or profundity (prəˈfʌndɪtɪ) noun Word origin C14: from Old French profund, from Latin profundus deep, from pro-1 + fundus bottom profound in American English (proʊˈfaʊnd; prəˈfaʊnd) adjective 1. very deep or low a profound abyss, sleep, etc. 2. marked by intellectual depth a profound discussion 3. intensely felt profound grief 4. thoroughgoing profound changes 5. unbroken a profound silence noun 6. Archaic an abyss or deep, as of the ocean 7. something profound Derived forms profoundly (proˈfoundly) adverb profoundness (proˈfoundness) noun Word origin ME < OFr profund < L profundus < pro-, forward (see pro-2) + fundus, bottom Examples of 'profound' in a sentence profound So it does have a profound effect. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Yet there is something more profound going on here. Times, Sunday Times (2016) My ability to have a relationship like this is the most profound change. Times, Sunday Times (2016) It just had a profound effect on my life. Times, Sunday Times (2016) But there has been another profound change. Times, Sunday Times (2017) Each has had a profound effect on the area and more widely. Times, Sunday Times (2016) That is something that is profound, but that is the human journey. Smithsonian Insider (2017) I also hope there was something rather more profound going on. Times, Sunday Times (2016) For both of them it was a moment of profound shock. Times, Sunday Times (2013) There are going to be profound areas of disagreement. Christianity Today (2000) Such changes will have profound effects on the global economy. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The most effective political leaders are also those who have a profound understanding of the historical process. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Songs of profound depth were tinged with an irrepressible air of mischief. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Elsewhere there is a more profound overlap between books and games. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Sustainable dynasties rely on something more profound. Times, Sunday Times (2013) We live in a time of profound social pessimism. Times, Sunday Times (2009) One needed a very profound knowledge of convention and the current intrigues. Kishlansky, Mark A. (editor) Sources of the West: Readings in Western Civilization, Volume 1: From the Beginningto 1715 (1995) It is a narrative of profound depth and originality. Times, Sunday Times (2015) But is there something more profound going on with the weather? Times, Sunday Times (2012) This is a very profound idea. Hopkins, Tom The Guide to Greatness in Sales (1994) And yet there will be profound sadness, too. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The destruction of Washington had been a profound shock. Garraty, John Arthur The American Nation: A History of the United States to 1877 (1995) A more profound regret is his continuing absence from the best rides at the big meetings. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Such ideas have profound implications. Times, Sunday Times (2011) In other languages profound British English: profound ADJECTIVE You use profound to emphasize that something is very great or intense. ...discoveries which had a profound effect on many areas of medicine. American English: profound Brazilian Portuguese: profundo Chinese: 深刻的 European Spanish: profundo French: profond German: weitreichend Italian: profondo Japanese: 重大な Korean: 지대한 European Portuguese: profundo Latin American Spanish: profundo All related terms of 'profound' profound belief Belief is a feeling of certainty that something exists, is true , or is good. profound emotion An emotion is a feeling such as happiness, love, fear , anger , or hatred , which can be caused by the situation that you are in or the people you are with. profound influence To have an influence on people or situations means to affect what they do or what happens . profound questions A question is a problem, matter, or point which needs to be considered. profound importance The importance of something is its quality of being significant , valued, or necessary in a particular situation. profound love of Love is a strong liking for something, or a belief that it is important. profound disappointment Disappointment is the state of feeling disappointed . Chinese translation of 'profound' profound (prəˈfaund) adj (= great) [effect, change, implications] 深远(遠)的 (shēnyuǎn de) [differences] 极(極)大的 (jí dà de) [shock, sense, feeling, respect] 深深的 (shēnshēn de) (= intellectual) [idea, book, mind] 深刻的 (shēnkè de) 1 (adjective) in the sense of sincere Definition strongly felt The overwhelming feeling is profound shock and anger. Synonyms sincere He accepted her apologies as sincere. acute a patient with acute rheumatoid arthritis intense Her reaction to the news was more intense than I had imagined. great keen extreme people living in extreme poverty hearty With the last sentiment, Arnold was in hearty agreement. heartfelt My heartfelt sympathy goes out to all the relatives. abject deeply felt heartrending Opposites shallow , insincere 2 (adjective) in the sense of wise Definition showing or needing great knowledge a book full of profound and challenging insights Synonyms wise She has the air of a wise woman. learned He is a serious scholar, a genuine learned man. serious It was a question which deserved serious consideration. deep skilled subtle penetrating a penetrating mind philosophical a philosophical discourse thoughtful a thoughtful and scholarly book sage My parents were always on hand to offer sage advice. discerning tailor-made holidays to suit the more discerning traveller weighty insightful She offered some really insightful observations. erudite I found him a charming and erudite companion. abstruse Meetings keep reverting to discussions about abstruse resolutions. recondite Her poems are recondite in subject matter. sagacious (formal) a wise and sagacious leader Opposites stupid , unwise , uneducated , thoughtless , uninformed , imprudent , unknowledgeable 3 (adjective) in the sense of complete A profound silence fell. Synonyms complete He made me look like a complete idiot. intense He was sweating from the intense heat. absolute A sick person needs to have absolute trust in a doctor. serious (informal) I regard this as a serious matter. total The car was in a total mess. I mean I'm not a total idiot. extreme pronounced utter A look of utter confusion swept across his handsome face. consummate He was a consummate liar and exaggerator. unqualified The event was an unqualified success. out-and-out You're an out-and-out liar. Opposites slight , superficial 4 (adjective) in the sense of radical Definition extensive the profound changes brought about by World War I Synonyms radical the radical differences between them extensive The blast caused extensive damage. thorough The men were expert, thorough and careful. far-reaching far-reaching reforms on human rights exhaustive The author's treatment of the subject is exhaustive. thoroughgoing 5 (adjective) in the sense of deep Definition situated at or having a great depth Synonyms deep The workers had dug a deep hole in the centre of the garden. yawning a yawning budget deficit cavernous abysmal bottomless His eyes were like bottomless brown pools. fathomless the fathomless space of the universe Additional synonyms in the sense of absolute Definition total and complete A sick person needs to have absolute trust in a doctor. Synonyms complete, total, perfect, entire, pure, sheer, utter, outright, thorough, downright, consummate, unqualified, full-on (informal), out-and-out, unadulterated, unmitigated, dyed-in-the-wool, thoroughgoing, unalloyed, unmixed, arrant (derogatory), deep-dyed in the sense of abstruse Definition not easy to understand Meetings keep reverting to discussions about abstruse resolutions. Synonyms obscure, complex, confusing, puzzling, subtle, mysterious, concealed, abstract, vague, deep, dark, hidden, unclear, ambiguous, enigmatic, esoteric, perplexing, occult, opaque, incomprehensible, arcane, hazy, cryptic, unfathomable, recondite, Delphic, clear as mud (informal) in the sense of acute Definition severe or intense a patient with acute rheumatoid arthritis Synonyms intense, serious, deep, concentrated, severe, extreme, fierce, harsh, intensive, excessive, profound, agonizing Synonyms of 'profound' profound Explore 'profound' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of bottomless Definition very deep His eyes were like bottomless brown pools. Synonyms deep, profound, yawning, boundless, unfathomable, immeasurable, fathomless, abyssal in the sense of cavernous Definition like a cavern in vastness, depth, or hollowness Synonyms deep, hollow, yawning, sunken, concave in the sense of consummate Definition complete or extreme He was a consummate liar and exaggerator. Synonyms complete, total, supreme, extreme, ultimate, absolute, utter, conspicuous, unqualified, deep-dyed in the sense of discerning Definition having or showing good judgment tailor-made holidays to suit the more discerning traveller Synonyms discriminating, knowing, sharp, critical, acute, sensitive, wise, intelligent, subtle, piercing, penetrating, shrewd, ingenious, astute, perceptive, judicious, clear-sighted, percipient, perspicacious (formal), sagacious (formal) in the sense of erudite Definition having or showing great academic knowledge I found him a charming and erudite companion. Synonyms learned, lettered, cultured, educated, scholarly, cultivated, knowledgeable, literate, well-educated, well-read in the sense of exhaustive Definition very thorough The author's treatment of the subject is exhaustive. Synonyms thorough, detailed, complete, full, total, sweeping, comprehensive, extensive, intensive, full-scale, in-depth, far-reaching, all-inclusive, all-embracing, encyclopedic, thoroughgoing in the sense of extensive Definition very great in effect The blast caused extensive damage. Synonyms great, large, huge, extended, vast, widespread, comprehensive, universal, large-scale, far-reaching, prevalent, far-flung, all-inclusive, voluminous, humongous or humungous (informal) in the sense of extreme Definition of a high or the highest degree or intensity people living in extreme poverty Synonyms great, high, highest, greatest, worst, supreme, acute, severe, maximum, intense, ultimate, utmost, mother of all (informal), uttermost in the sense of far-reaching Definition extensive in influence, effect, or range far-reaching reforms on human rights Synonyms extensive, important, significant, sweeping, broad, widespread, pervasive, momentous in the sense of fathomless Definition too deep or difficult to fathom the fathomless space of the universe Synonyms profound, deep, impenetrable, abysmal, bottomless, unfathomable, immeasurable, unplumbed, incomprehensible Additional synonyms in the sense of heartfelt Definition sincerely and strongly felt My heartfelt sympathy goes out to all the relatives. Synonyms sincere, deep, earnest, warm, genuine, profound, honest, ardent, devout, hearty, fervent, cordial, wholehearted, dinkum (Australian, New Zealand, informal), unfeigned in the sense of hearty Definition strongly felt With the last sentiment, Arnold was in hearty agreement. Synonyms wholehearted, sincere, heartfelt, real, true, earnest, genuine, honest, unfeigned in the sense of insightful She offered some really insightful observations. Synonyms perceptive, shrewd, discerning, understanding, wise, penetrating, knowledgeable, astute, observant, perspicacious (formal), sagacious (formal) in the sense of intense Definition characterized by deep or forceful feelings Her reaction to the news was more intense than I had imagined. Synonyms passionate, burning, earnest, emotional, keen, flaming, consuming, fierce, eager, enthusiastic, heightened, energetic, animated, ardent, fanatical, fervent, heartfelt, impassioned, vehement, forcible, fervid in the sense of intense Definition of very great force, strength, degree, or amount He was sweating from the intense heat. Synonyms extreme, great, severe, fierce, serious (informal), deep, powerful, concentrated, supreme, acute, harsh, intensive, excessive, profound, exquisite, drastic, forceful, protracted, unqualified, agonizing, mother of all (informal) in the sense of learned Definition involving or characterized by scholarship He is a serious scholar, a genuine learned man. Synonyms scholarly, experienced, lettered, cultured, skilled, expert, academic, intellectual, versed, literate, well-informed, erudite, highbrow, well-read in the sense of out-and-out Definition absolute You're an out-and-out liar. Synonyms absolute, complete, total, perfect, sheer, utter, outright, thorough, downright, consummate, unqualified, unmitigated, dyed-in-the-wool, thoroughgoing, unalloyed, arrant, deep-dyed in the sense of penetrating Definition tending to or able to penetrate a penetrating mind Synonyms intelligent, quick, sharp, keen, critical, acute, profound, discriminating, shrewd, discerning, astute, perceptive, incisive, sharp-witted, perspicacious (formal), sagacious (formal) in the sense of philosophical Definition of or relating to philosophy or philosophers a philosophical discourse Synonyms theoretical, abstract, learned, wise, rational, logical, thoughtful, erudite, sagacious in the sense of recondite Definition dealing with abstruse or profound subjects Her poems are recondite in subject matter. Synonyms obscure, involved, difficult, deep, dark, secret, hidden, mysterious, concealed, profound, mystical, esoteric, occult, arcane, abstruse, cabbalistic Additional synonyms in the sense of sagacious Definition wise or sensible a wise and sagacious leader Synonyms wise, shrewd, astute, knowing, able, fly (slang), sharp, acute, smart, intelligent, sage, discerning, canny, perceptive, judicious, insightful, far-sighted, clear-sighted, long-headed, sharp-witted, perspicacious (formal) in the sense of sage Definition very wise or knowledgeable, esp. as the result of age or experience My parents were always on hand to offer sage advice. Synonyms wise, learned, intelligent, sensible, politic, acute, discerning, prudent, canny, judicious, perspicacious (formal), sagacious (formal), sapient (ironic) in the sense of serious Definition requiring concentration It was a question which deserved serious consideration. Synonyms thoughtful, detailed, careful, deep, profound, in-depth in the sense of serious Definition concerned with important matters I regard this as a serious matter. Synonyms important, crucial (informal), urgent, pressing, difficult, worrying, deep, significant, grim, far-reaching, momentous, fateful, weighty, no laughing matter, of moment or consequence in the sense of thorough Definition (of a person) painstakingly careful The men were expert, thorough and careful. Synonyms careful, conscientious, painstaking, efficient, meticulous, exhaustive, scrupulous, assiduous in the sense of thoughtful Definition showing careful thought a thoughtful and scholarly book Synonyms profound, serious, deep, intelligent, philosophical, weighty, meaty, pithy, studious in the sense of total Definition complete The car was in a total mess.I mean I'm not a total idiot. Synonyms complete, absolute, utter, whole, perfect, entire, sheer, outright, all-out, thorough, unconditional, downright (derogatory), undisputed, consummate, unqualified, out-and-out, undivided, overarching, unmitigated, thoroughgoing, arrant (derogatory), deep-dyed (derogatory) in the sense of unqualified Definition having no conditions or limitations The event was an unqualified success. Synonyms unconditional, complete, total, absolute, utter, outright, thorough, downright (derogatory), consummate, unrestricted, out-and-out, categorical, unmitigated, unreserved, thoroughgoing, without reservation, arrant (derogatory), deep-dyed (derogatory) in the sense of utter Definition total or absolute A look of utter confusion swept across his handsome face. Synonyms absolute, complete, total, perfect, positive (informal), pure, sheer, stark (derogatory), outright, all-out, thorough, downright (derogatory), real, consummate, veritable, unqualified, out-and-out, unadulterated, unmitigated, thoroughgoing, arrant (derogatory), deep-dyed (derogatory) in the sense of yawning a yawning budget deficit Synonyms gaping, wide, huge, vast, wide-open, cavernous, chasmal
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