profoundly
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definition
adverb
a profoundly disturbing experience
to a profound extent; extremely.
he profoundly altered the whole course of my life
in a profound way; greatly.
example
Those assumptions are important because they so 'profoundly' define us.
Their presence and actions 'profoundly' influenced the proceedings.
The fall of the Berlin Wall didn't claim any victims, but it did 'profoundly' change the geopolitical scene.
The truth is that much of Israeli public opinion is 'profoundly' confused at moment.
They range from a 32-year-old who is 'profoundly' mentally handicapped to a 97-year-old.
Austen understands 'profoundly' that manners are a kind of morals.
he 'profoundly' altered the whole course of my life
Without getting too philosophical, there is something inherent in technology itself which is 'profoundly' anti-democratic.
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.
I happen to think that the Labour opponents of Blair are 'profoundly' wrong.
Active listening is based on Rogers' listening skills, which have 'profoundly' influenced clinical practice.
It was just an ongoing horror through 'profoundly' depressed landscape.
On the contrary, they are often 'profoundly' religious.
Many more are still alive, but 'profoundly' vulnerable.
Learning how to manage this phenomenon is a 'profoundly' difficult task for any state.
Both of these cases 'profoundly' impressed upon me the effect that dogma can have on the ability to reason.
he 'profoundly' altered the whole course of my life
a 'profoundly' disturbing experience
Such sympathy was 'profoundly' misdirected, comforting aggressors rather than victims.
The lung/air sac system of birds 'profoundly' affects their physiology.
a 'profoundly' disturbing experience
It was widely acclaimed and it 'profoundly' boosted the study of ancient life.
Monster is both an incredible trip and a 'profoundly' glum experience.
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