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Meanings of profundity in English
Catalan
abstrusitat Spanish
complejidad Wisdom that is recondite and abstruse and profound.
Catalan
profunditat Spanish
astucia Usage of profundity in English
1
He mistakes obscurity for profundity; it is the darkness before the creation.
2
The bishop too rose slowly out of the profundity of his confession.
3
As a statesman, he was unrivalled in the profundity of his knowledge.
4
Indeed, the very cause of its formal simplicity is its interior profundity.
5
The Nabob, of course, did not appreciate the profundity of this remark.
6
The Justice meditated on this answer with an air of astute profundity.
7
Larry was astounded by the very extent, the profundity, of her passion.
8
It is so lucid that its luminous profundity escapes one-sowith Villon.
9
There was a profundity of feeling in them, wistful, acknowledging, deeply speculative.
10
It is quite too late to answer the charge against Neander's profundity.
11
The world is full of unchallenged errors and conformism masquerading as profundity.
12
Under this surface of roofs what a profundity of life there is!
13
Do I have common sense, do I have common sense and profundity too?
14
Of course in this contest, pretensions to profundity might actually lose you points.
15
Yet, she also explores the essential, life-shattering profundity of the banal.
16
The gulfs in which they floated were black blue with profundity.
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