profound in Italian
profound in Italian is profondo — profound means showing great depth of thought, understanding, or feeling.
profound in Italian
profondo
What does "profound" mean?
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adj Showing great depth of thought, understanding, or feeling.
"The film left a profound impression on everyone in the audience."
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adj Very deep, in a physical or intense sense.
"The diver sank into the profound darkness at the bottom of the lake."
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profound in a sentence
- The film left a profound impression on everyone in the audience.
- She made a profound observation about grief that stayed with him for years.
- The diver sank into the profound darkness at the bottom of the lake.
- A profound silence settled over the empty valley after the snow began to fall.
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What is "profound" in Italian?
"profound" in Italian is profondo. profound means: Showing great depth of thought, understanding, or feeling.
How do you use "profound" in a sentence?
Example: "The film left a profound impression on everyone in the audience." In Italian, "profound" is profondo.
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