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profoundly

/prəˈfaʊnd.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « profondément » ou « extrêmement », utilisé pour souligner l'intensité ou la profondeur d'un sentiment, d'un état ou d'un effet. Il véhicule souvent un sentiment de grande importance ou de gravité.

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/prəˈfaʊnd.li/B2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « profondément » ou « extrêmement », utilisé pour souligner l'intensité ou la profondeur d'un sentiment, d'un état ou d'un effet. Il véhicule souvent un sentiment de grande importance ou de gravité.

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.

    frprofondément (à un très haut degré)

    • 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.

    Synonymesdeeplyexceedinglyexceptionallyextraordinarilyextremelygreatlyimmenselyintenselythoroughlyunusually

    Antonymesshallowlyslightlysuperficially

  2. In a deep or meaningful wayC1formal

    In a way that shows great insight or understanding.

    frde manière profonde et pénétrante

    • 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.

    Synonymesdeeplygreatlyintenselykeenlyperceptivelyseriouslythoroughly

    Antonymesinsignificantlyshallowlysuperficiallytrivially

Formes
  • more profoundly comparative form
  • most profoundly superlative form
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