Associations to the word «Profoundly»
Noun
- Reformer
- Imagination
- Modernity
- Rousseau
- Perception
- Deportation
- Religion
- Emotion
- Consciousness
- Cul
- Regret
- Cen
- Slumber
- Humanity
- Piety
- Contemporary
- Philosophy
- Discourse
- Simplicity
- Eternity
- Nationalism
- Mankind
- Brilliance
- Gandhi
- Evil
- Weber
- Councilor
- Excess
- Rowland
- Instinct
- Notion
- Grief
- Habit
- Reformation
- Manipulation
- Divine
- Reality
- Expression
- Evolution
- Culture
- Tradition
- Augustine
- Goethe
- Poetry
- Affection
- Horus
- Destiny
Adjective
- Solemn
- Eighteenth
- Sociological
- Radical
- Refreshing
- Fundamental
- Alien
- Silent
- Contented
- Hearted
- Theological
- Incapable
- Hopeless
- Understanding
- Hearing
- Moving
- Psychological
- Manly
- Humble
- Intelligent
- Concerned
- Wise
- Quaint
- Vulgar
- Confucian
- Acquainted
- Unequal
- Auditory
- Preoccupied
- Filthy
- Racist
- Mysterious
- Suspicious
- Human
- Seated
- Optimistic
- Mediaeval
Wiktionary
PROFOUNDLY, adverb. (manner) With depth, meaningfully.
PROFOUNDLY, adverb. (evaluative) Very importantly.
PROFOUNDLY, adverb. (degree) Deeply; very.
Dictionary definition
PROFOUNDLY, adverb. To a great depth psychologically; "They felt the loss deeply".
Wise words
Life has no meaning unless one lives it with a will, at
least to the limit of one's will. Virtue, good, evil are
nothing but words, unless one takes them apart in order to
build something with them; they do not win their true
meaning until one knows how to apply them.