Profound

Definition

profound /prǝ'faƱnd/ adj ၁။ ( fml ) အႀကီးအက်ယ္။ အသည္းလိႈက္ အူလိႈက္။ a profound silence/ shock ❍ have a profound distrust/ dislike of sth ❍ have a profound influence/ effect on sth/ sb ❍ Since she'd left, changes to the company had been profound. ၂။ (က) အလြန္ေလးနက္ေသာ။ a profound awareness of the problem ❍ Her book is literate, thoughtful, at times profound. (ခ) နက္နဲသိမ္ေမြ႕ ေသာ။ the profound mystery of life. ❏ profoundly adv ေလးေလးနက္နက္။ ထူးထူးျခားျခား။ အႀကီးအက်ယ္။ a profoundly disturbing book ❍ She was profoundly shaken by the news. ❍ Our lives are profoundly affected by what happened to us in childhood.

Examples

1. A profound change in the climate of the Earth
2. The difference between the beginners and the intermediate class was profound.
3. This is a scientific discovery of profound significance.
4. [a profound effect/influence/impact] : My grandfather’s death had a profound effect on my father.
5. Most of the divorced parents we interviewed said they had experienced guilt and a profound sense of failure.
6. Kafka’s profound insights into human experience
7. Profound questions
8. Profound deafness
9. She was profoundly influenced by Schulz.