pro·found [prəˈfaʊnd] ПРИЛ.
1. profound (extreme):
2. profound (strongly felt):
3. profound (intellectual):
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- profound truth, wisdom
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The advanced progression presents as profound motionlessness, catatonia, accompanied with tremors or rigidity.
en.wikipedia.org Although withdrawal symptoms are often associated with the use of recreational drugs, many drugs have a profound effect on the user when stopped.
en.wikipedia.org The effect on the soul of the nation was profound.
en.wikipedia.org This song helped the band become recognized as a mature band that could do more profound songs.
en.wikipedia.org This substantial reduction in friction can have a profound effect on the system.
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