profound

Derin, yoğun, köklü

Very deep, intense, or far-reaching in meaning, effect, or feeling.

• Her death had a profound effect on him.
• That's a profound observation about human nature.
• The book raises profound questions about existence.
• The industrial revolution had profound consequences for social structures, transforming labor patterns and urban development across entire continents.
• Einstein's theory of general relativity offered profound insights into the relationship between gravity, space, and time.
• Historians argue that the invention of the printing press created profound changes in literacy rates and access to knowledge.

Eş anlamlılar: deep, intense, serious, significant, extreme, acute

Zıt anlamlılar: superficial, shallow, trivial, insignificant

Derin bilgi veya anlayış gösteren

Showing great knowledge or insight; requiring deep thought to understand.

• She's a profound thinker on ethical issues.
• The professor made several profound remarks during the lecture.

Eş anlamlılar: insightful, wise, learned, thoughtful, intellectual

Zıt anlamlılar: simple, naive, uninformed