profound

the profound interiority of faith.

cement a profound friendship

profound feelings of disquiet.

take a profound interest

She spoke of them with profound reverence.

there was still a profound cultural divide between the parties.

humans with their profound sense of incompletion.

a case of profound liver failure.

a novel of profound, almost mythic consequence.

a profound glacial chasm. shallow

He has a profound knowledge of mathematics.

the new government was confronted with many profound difficulties.

she owned to a feeling of profound jealousy.

Nothing to that time has so profound an impact as the railroads.

I have such a profound sense of creation.

And I think this graph for you says something quite profound.

He called the decision a “profound injustice.”

What you're trying to do in education seems to me incredibly profound.

From the perspective of the self, though, xenomelia is telling us something very profound.

These profound words are applicable to speakers in public.

It's just a regression, it's profound and detrimental.

..A profound sort of resonance in my life.

And the joys of childhood are profound.