Term Gallery logo

Meanings of profoundly in English

Portuguese
profundamente

At depth, in a deep way.

profundamente
Usage of profoundly in English
1
This story is profoundly disturbing but necessary in our current political climate.
The South African
2
But Averan's words would profoundly change the way that men perceived reavers.
Wizardborn
3
People realized that their circumstances would change, in many ways quite profoundly.
The Naked God
4
The common good requires instead that we honor such profoundly personal decisions.
The Guardian
5
They came from profoundly different backgrounds-despitesimilar skin tones-andthis caused conflict.
Ebony
6
To accurately place into words the performance by Uys is profoundly difficult.
The South African
7
All that said, you won't find anything profoundly new and wonderful here.
Wired
8
Rajasthan is a profoundly conservative state even by the standards of India.
The new yorker
9
The nature of the State has altered profoundly in the last century.
What is Coming? A Forecast of Things after the War
10
Few could have predicted how profoundly the internet would change our economy.
Wired
11
Everything seemed profoundly quiet; not a soul in the road save ourselves.
Pushed and the Return Push
12
But the reality was profoundly different from his imagination of her unhappiness.
Eyeless in Gaza
13
But I profoundly believe that it is the right thing to do.
The Guardian
14
Direct provision is a profoundly racist system that violates basic human rights.
The Irish Times
15
No one doubts that education can profoundly affect an individual life course.
The Guardian
16
The industrial and technical base of the United States is changing profoundly.
Shock and Awe — Achieving Rapid Dominance
About this term
More collocations
Translations for profoundly
Portuguese
profundamente
Profoundly through the time
Profoundly across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
More variants