profoundly
adverb/prəˈfaʊndli/
Frequency rank: #7,595 most common English word
Meaning
in a way that is very deep, intense, or far-reaching.
Example sentence
The experience of living abroad profoundly changed her perspective on life.
Synonyms & related words
Practice this word in the quiz
More words in ranks 7,501–7,600
- perenniallasting for a long time or recurring repeatedly; enduring.
- persistenceThe quality of continuing steadily despite difficulty or opposition.
- postageThe charge for sending mail, typically paid by affixing stamps.
- preschoola school or educational program for children before they reach kindergarten age.
- proceduralrelating to an established set of rules or steps for carrying out a task or legal process.
- prohibitTo officially forbid something by law or rule.
- pronunciationThe way in which a word or language is spoken.
- quotationa group of words taken from a text or speech and repeated by someone else.
- relentlessUnceasingly intense or harsh; never stopping or giving up.
- repressionthe act of suppressing or restraining thoughts, feelings, or political opposition by force.