profound 音标拼音: [prof'ɑʊnd]
a . 极深的,深奥的,深厚的,深刻的,渊博的,极度的
极深的,深奥的,深厚的,深刻的,渊博的,极度的
profound adj 1 :
showing intellectual penetration or emotional depth ; "
the differences are profound "; "
a profound insight "; "
a profound book "; "
a profound mind "; "
profound contempt ";
"
profound regret " [
ant : {
superficial }]
2 :
of the greatest intensity ;
complete ; "
a profound silence "; "
a state of profound shock "
3 :
far -
reaching and thoroughgoing in effect especially on the nature of something ; "
the fundamental revolution in human values that has occurred "; "
the book underwent fundamental changes "; "
committed the fundamental error of confusing spending with extravagance "; "
profound social changes " [
synonym :
{
fundamental }, {
profound }]
4 :
coming from deep within one ; "
a profound sigh "
5 : (
of sleep )
deep and complete ; "
a heavy sleep "; "
fell into a profound sleep "; "
a sound sleeper "; "
deep wakeless sleep "
[
synonym : {
heavy }, {
profound }, {
sound }, {
wakeless }]
6 :
situated at or extending to great depth ;
too deep to have been sounded or plumbed ; "
the profound depths of the sea ";
"
the dark unfathomed caves of ocean "-
Thomas Gray ; "
unplumbed depths of the sea "; "
remote and unsounded caverns " [
synonym :
{
profound }, {
unfathomed }, {
unplumbed }, {
unsounded }]
Profound \
Pro *
found "\,
n .
1 .
The deep ;
the sea ;
the ocean .
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God in the fathomless profound Hath all this choice commanders drowned . --
Sandys .
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2 .
An abyss . --
Milton .
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Profound \
Pro *
found "\,
v .
t .
To cause to sink deeply ;
to cause to dive or penetrate far down . [
Obs .] --
Sir T .
Browne .
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Profound \
Pro *
found "\,
v .
i .
To dive deeply ;
to penetrate . [
Obs .]
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Profound \
Pro *
found "\,
a . [
F .
profond ,
L .
profundus ;
pro before ,
forward fundus the bottom .
See {
Found }
to establish ,
{
Bottom }
lowest part .]
1 .
Descending far below the surface ;
opening or reaching to a great depth ;
deep . "
A gulf profound ." --
Milton .
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2 .
Intellectually deep ;
entering far into subjects ;
reaching to the bottom of a matter ,
or of a branch of learning ;
thorough ;
as ,
a profound investigation or treatise ;
a profound scholar ;
profound wisdom .
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3 .
Characterized by intensity ;
deeply felt ;
pervading ;
overmastering ;
far -
reaching ;
strongly impressed ;
as ,
a profound sleep . "
Profound sciatica ." --
Shak .
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Of the profound corruption of this class there can be no doubt . --
Milman .
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4 .
Bending low ,
exhibiting or expressing deep humility ;
lowly ;
submissive ;
as ,
a profound bow .
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What humble gestures !
What profound reverence !
--
Duppa .
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174 Moby Thesaurus words for "
profound ":
Atlantean ,
Brobdingnagian ,
Cyclopean ,
Gargantuan ,
Herculean ,
Homeric ,
absolute ,
absorbing ,
abstract ,
abstruse ,
abysmal ,
acute ,
analytical ,
ankle -
deep ,
arcane ,
arrant ,
astronomic ,
astute ,
awful ,
broad -
minded ,
cabbalistic ,
civilized ,
classical ,
colossal ,
complete ,
consummate ,
crass ,
cryptic ,
cultivated ,
cultured ,
decided ,
deep ,
deep -
cut ,
deep -
down ,
deep -
engraven ,
deep -
felt ,
deep -
fixed ,
deep -
laid ,
deep -
lying ,
deep -
reaching ,
deep -
rooted ,
deep -
seated ,
deep -
set ,
deep -
settled ,
deep -
sinking ,
deep -
sunk ,
deep -
sunken ,
deepgoing ,
deepish ,
deepsome ,
definitive ,
discerning ,
downright ,
educated ,
egregious ,
elephantine ,
encyclopedic ,
enigmatic ,
enormous ,
epic ,
erudite ,
esoteric ,
extreme ,
flagrant ,
giant ,
giantlike ,
gigantic ,
glaring ,
great ,
gross ,
hard ,
heartfelt ,
heavy ,
hermetic ,
heroic ,
hidden ,
homefelt ,
huge ,
immense ,
incomprehensible ,
indecipherable ,
indelible ,
infinite ,
informed ,
inscrutable ,
insightful ,
intellectual ,
intense ,
intolerable ,
intricate ,
involved ,
jumbo ,
keen ,
knee -
deep ,
knotty ,
knowing ,
knowledgeable ,
learned ,
lettered ,
literate ,
mammoth ,
mighty ,
monster ,
monstrous ,
monumental ,
mountainous ,
mysterious ,
mystifying ,
obscure ,
occult ,
out -
and -
out ,
outright ,
overpowering ,
overwhelming ,
pansophic ,
penetrating ,
perfect ,
pervading ,
piercing ,
poignant ,
polyhistoric ,
polymath ,
polymathic ,
positive ,
precious ,
prodigious ,
pronounced ,
proper ,
puzzling ,
rank ,
recondite ,
regular ,
sagacious ,
sage ,
sapient ,
scholarly ,
scholastic ,
secret ,
sharp ,
shattering ,
shocking ,
sincere ,
stark ,
stark -
staring ,
studious ,
stupendous ,
subtle ,
superlative ,
surpassing ,
terrible ,
the veriest ,
thorough ,
thoroughgoing ,
titanic ,
total ,
towering ,
transcendental ,
tremendous ,
tricky ,
unbearable ,
unconscionable ,
undeniable ,
unequivocal ,
unfathomable ,
unmitigated ,
unqualified ,
unrelieved ,
unspoiled ,
utter ,
vast ,
well -
informed ,
well -
read ,
wise ,
wise as Solomon
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