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profoundness

/prəˈfaʊnd.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant la qualité ou l'état de ce qui est profond, incluant la profondeur intellectuelle, une compréhension approfondie, un degré extrême ou une profondeur physique.

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/prəˈfaʊnd.nəs/C2formal
  • frNom désignant la qualité ou l'état de ce qui est profond, incluant la profondeur intellectuelle, une compréhension approfondie, un degré extrême ou une profondeur physique.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being profound, encompassing intellectual depth, deep insight, extreme degree, or physical depth.

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  1. Extreme degreeC1formal

    The quality of being very great or intense in degree.

    frProfondeur (degré extrême)

    • The profoundness of her grief was evident to everyone.
    • They were struck by the profoundness of the silence in the forest.
    • The profoundness of the economic crisis required immediate action.

    Synonymesdepthextremityimmensityintensitymagnitudeprofundityseverity

  2. Deep wisdomC2formal

    The quality of being intellectually deep, complex, and difficult to understand; abstruse wisdom.

    frProfondeur intellectuelle

    • The philosopher's writings are known for their profoundness.
    • He spoke with a profoundness that captivated the audience.
    • The book explores the profoundness of ancient spiritual teachings.

    Synonymesabstrusenessdeepnessdepthprofundityreconditeness

    Antonymesshallownesssuperficiality

  3. Penetrating insightC2formal

    The intellectual ability to understand complex ideas deeply and thoroughly.

    frperspicacité pénétrante

    • Her profoundness of thought made her an excellent researcher.
    • The professor's profoundness allowed him to see connections others missed.
    • His analysis showed a remarkable profoundness of understanding.

    Synonymesacumendepthdiscernmentinsightpenetrationperspicacityprofunditysagacitywisdom

  4. Physical depthC1formal

    The quality of being physically deep, such as a body of water or a hole.

    frProfondeur physique

    • The profoundness of the canyon was awe-inspiring.
    • Divers measured the profoundness of the ocean trench.
    • The profoundness of the well was over a hundred meters.

    Synonymesdeepnessdepth

    Antonymesshallowness

  5. Intellectual depthC2formal

    The quality of having deep knowledge, keen insight, and penetrating understanding.

    frProfondeur intellectuelle

    • His profoundness in the field of physics is widely recognized.
    • The lecture was delivered with great profoundness and clarity.
    • She is admired for the profoundness of her philosophical arguments.

    Synonymesacumendeepnessdepthdiscernmenteruditioninsightpenetrationperspicacityprofunditysagacitywisdom

    Antonymesshallownesssuperficiality

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