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Meanings of superficial in anglès
Antonyms
Examples for "profound"
Examples for "profound"
1
These are certainly days of profound change in the political landscape there.
2
It's actually a profound question that we don't know the answer to.
3
He had a profound understanding of the danger of unchecked state power.
4
Now a similarly profound change is taking place in another country: Russia.
5
Her words over the past few days are having a profound effect.
Usage of superficial in anglès
1
I believe that her plan is too superficial and lacks concrete measures.
2
Not only to make them smile; that's a bit superficial, of course.
3
Novelty captivates the superficial and thoughtless; vehemence delights the discontented and turbulent.
4
She begins by saying: People think that writing about trends is superficial.
5
The novelty is all superficial; the tradition is all interior and profound.
6
However, there is also a slightly superficial accent to the day too.
7
Despite these superficial differences, Davis formed a highly favorable opinion of Lincoln.
8
One of the prisoners was nursing a superficial wound in the foot.
9
But it is the superficial justification of a profound and disastrous error.
10
The strategies don't work at any level other than the most superficial.
11
She said she previously valued superficial qualities over the things that matter.
12
Political and economic editorials, usually superficial with their respectable optimism or skepticism?
13
He was un-English in a hundred superficial ways-innone that cut deep.
14
So unexpectedly the secret of her heart revealed itself in superficial words.
15
Our small groups were mostly superficial and were notbeing led very well.
16
The differences, which she had regarded as superficial, were, in reality, fundamental.
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Superficial across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common