profoundness (Meaning)
profoundness (n)
extremeness of degree
wisdom that is recondite and abstruse and profound
the intellectual ability to penetrate deeply into ideas
the quality of being physically deep
intellectual depth; penetrating knowledge; keen insight; etc
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profoundness Sentence Examples
- The profoundness of his words left a lasting impact on everyone who heard them.
- She was struck by the profoundness of the ancient wisdom contained in the scriptures.
- The profoundness of her grief was evident in every tear she shed.
- He marveled at the profoundness of nature's beauty as he gazed at the starry sky.
- The artist sought to capture the profoundness of human emotions in her paintings.
- The profoundness of his insights into human behavior earned him widespread acclaim in the field of psychology.
- The depth and profoundness of the philosopher's ideas challenged conventional thinking.
- The profoundness of the silence in the forest was interrupted only by the rustling of leaves.
- The teacher encouraged her students to explore the profoundness of literature through critical analysis.
- The profoundness of the moment was palpable as they exchanged vows on their wedding day.
FAQs About the word profoundness
extremeness of degree, wisdom that is recondite and abstruse and profound, the intellectual ability to penetrate deeply into ideas, the quality of being physica
depth, profundity, brilliance, deepness, perceptiveness,sensitivity, sense, wisdom, perception, sapience
stupidity, idiocy, shallowness, superficiality, shallowness, idiocy, stupidity,superficiality,imbecility, irrationality
The profoundness of his words left a lasting impact on everyone who heard them.
She was struck by the profoundness of the ancient wisdom contained in the scriptures.
The profoundness of her grief was evident in every tear she shed.
He marveled at the profoundness of nature's beauty as he gazed at the starry sky.
