profoundly
Adverb
Meaning
In a profound manner.
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They felt the loss deeply
she loved him intensely
ACLU attorney Dale Ho says he was “profoundly moved” by the work of his colleagues as shown in “The Fight.”
A complex character, he undergoes several transformations before ultimately becoming profoundly evil, and Sisko's archenemy by the show's conclusion.
“And living out that kind of unselfish, sacrificial, profoundly inclusive and welcoming and embracing love means that that applies to everybody,” he said.
“A Circle of Quiet,” by Madeleine L’Engle, profoundly influenced the course of my life.