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Meanings of so profound in English
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Usage of so profound in English
1
I did not know whether to speak, their sadness was so profound.
2
The feeling of nothing is so profound, so sure, it's a guarantee.
3
There was only a sense of relief so profound it approached giddiness.
4
His happiness was so profound that he had not yet measured it.
5
Quickly Cutter's tiredness was so profound it was an astonishing, alien sensation.
6
I never endured a silence so profound, so solemn, and so painful.
7
Never, since my remotest investigations, have I witnessed so profound a paralysis.
8
Russell agrees: It's perfect in its structure, and its ideas are so profound.
9
Never was the grand tragedy represented in so profound and dramatic a manner.
10
That principles so profound should be reached by methods so simple was astonishing.
11
She'd never thought she'd feel anything so profound, so exciting, again.
12
This condition was so profound that she came very near dropping the lamp.
13
Pete also sniffed the air, but his observations didn't wax nearly so profound.
14
This affected Burnamy as so profound that he did not question its truth.
15
His sleep was so profound that she could not even hear him breathing.
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The darkness was so profound I couldn't see even Captain Nemo.
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So profound through the time
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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