profundity

English

Etymology

prof(o)und +‎ -ity, from Old French profundite, from Latin profunditās. Compare profoundness.

Pronunciation

enPR: prəfŭn′dĭtē, IPA^(key): /pɹəˈfʌndɪti/
Hyphenation: pro‧fun‧di‧ty
Rhymes: -ɪti

Noun

profundity (countable and uncountable, plural profundities)

The state of being profound or abstruse.
A great depth.
Deep intellect or insight.

Synonyms

profoundness

Translations

state of being profound

Bulgarian: дълбочина (bg) f (dǎlbočina)
Ottoman Turkish: دریڭلك (deriñlik)
Spanish: profundidad (es) f

great depth

Bulgarian: дълбочина (bg) f (dǎlbočina)
Hungarian: mélység (hu)

deep intellect or insight

Bulgarian: проникновеност f (proniknovenost)
Spanish: profundidad (es) f

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Dutch: diepgang (nl) m
Romanian: profunzime (ro), adâncime (ro) (rare)

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