• Synonyms: profoundly, deeply
  Meaning: to a great depth psychologically; "They felt the loss deeply"

• They were profoundly quiet.
• He was most profoundly skeptical
• He snatched off his hat and bowed profoundly.
• The Count looked profoundly surprised and delighted.
• I fear me, I fear me: this is one of the profoundly damned.
• He was convinced that she purposely avoided them and he was profoundly glad.
• However, I am profoundly grateful to you for your prompt acceptance of my resignation.
• In the midst of my own anxiety I was surprised to find that the whole community was most profoundly agitated.
• His profoundly poetic musical nature, with its high capacity for joy and sorrow and infinite longing, was reflected in all that he wrote.
• Mrs. Wyatt had been closely veiled; and when she raised her veil, in acknowledging my bow, I confess that I was very profoundly astonished.

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