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Meanings of deeply in English

Portuguese
profundamente

At depth, in a deep way.

profundamente
Portuguese
profundamente

To a great depth; far down.

profundamente
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Examples for "profoundly"
Examples for "profoundly"
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This story is profoundly disturbing but necessary in our current political climate.
The South African
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But Averan's words would profoundly change the way that men perceived reavers.
Wizardborn
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People realized that their circumstances would change, in many ways quite profoundly.
The Naked God
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The common good requires instead that we honor such profoundly personal decisions.
The Guardian
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They came from profoundly different backgrounds-despitesimilar skin tones-andthis caused conflict.
Ebony
Usage of deeply in English
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OPINION:The peoples of Ireland and the rest of Europe are deeply connected.
The Irish Times
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These factors deeply affect our health and the health of the environment.
Feminist dot com
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Prime Minister John Key said New Zealanders felt deeply connected to Nepal.
Radio NZ
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One problem still remained: the deeply embedded marks were impossible to remove.
News.com.au
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The source said: She was deeply troubled by the situation with Fadi.
News.com.au
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On the whole, however, she was deeply pleased with her new position.
The Short Victorious War
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The U.S. military deeply regrets this case of mistaken fire, said Matthews.
Reuters
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But the administration remains deeply divided on the issue, the sources said.
Reuters
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He fell in love; deeply in love; and with a worthy object.
Foul Play
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This is a deeply troubling presidency-anda dangerous period in American history.
The post-american presidency: the obama administration's war on ...
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TCI's deeply disappointed shareholders can only hope the market buys that story.
Wired
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A royal source said: Charles' staff are deeply paranoid about The Crown.
News.com.au
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But any screening programme makes many in the health sector deeply nervous.
Radio NZ
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These concerns are of course deeply felt and deserving of a response.
The Irish Times
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However, the process by which it achieved that victory is deeply flawed.
The Guardian
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Therefore I care deeply about the truth of The Days of Abandonment.
The Guardian
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Translations for deeply
Portuguese
profundamente
Deeply through the time
Deeply across language varieties
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
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