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profoundly [ingl. am. prəˈfaʊndli, ingl. brit. prəˈfaʊndli] ADV.
1. profoundly analyze/discuss:
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2. profoundly affect/alter:
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Putting fire sprinkler systems on each floor has a profoundly positive effect on the fire safety of buildings with curtain walls.
en.wikipedia.org Of this group, there are approximately 1.5 million profoundly deaf children of school age the majority of whom suffer from no educational opportunities.
en.wikipedia.org The piece breaks and you are simply, profoundly in the room or in the environment.
en.wikipedia.org However, increased government intervention in domestic economy brought with it isolationist sentiment that had a profoundly negative effect on international economics.
en.wikipedia.org The very small shell is profoundly umbilicated, and has a conoidal shape.
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