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profoundly

/prəˈfaʊnd.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa «de manera profunda» o «extremadamente», usado para enfatizar la intensidad o la profundidad de un sentimiento, estado o efecto. A menudo transmite una sensación de gran importancia o seriedad.

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adverb

/prəˈfaʊnd.li/B2formal
  • esAdverbio que significa «de manera profunda» o «extremadamente», usado para enfatizar la intensidad o la profundidad de un sentimiento, estado o efecto. A menudo transmite una sensación de gran importancia o seriedad.

An adverb meaning "deeply" or "extremely," used to emphasize the intensity or depth of a feeling, state, or effect. It often conveys a sense of great significance or seriousness.

  1. Deeply or extremelyB2formal

    To a very great extent or degree; deeply.

    esprofundamente (en grado extremo)

    • She was profoundly affected by the news of his death.
    • The experience profoundly changed his outlook on life.
    • He is profoundly grateful for the support he received.

    Sinónimosdeeplyexceedinglyexceptionallyextraordinarilyextremelygreatlyimmenselyintenselythoroughlyunusually

    Antónimosshallowlyslightlysuperficially

  2. In a deep or meaningful wayC1formal

    In a way that shows great insight or understanding.

    esde manera profunda o profunda

    • The philosopher spoke profoundly about the nature of existence.
    • Her essay profoundly explores the themes of love and loss.
    • He profoundly understands the complexities of the human mind.

    Sinónimosdeeplygreatlyintenselykeenlyperceptivelyseriouslythoroughly

    Antónimosinsignificantlyshallowlysuperficiallytrivially

Formas
  • more profoundly comparative form
  • most profoundly superlative form
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