profoundness

/pɹoʊˈfaʊndnəs/ noun

The quality of being profound; profundity

Word Origin From Latin pro- 'forward' and fundus 'bottom' — so profound originally meant 'deep, reaching far down.' The idea: something profound goes to the very bottom of a matter. The same fundus gives us foundation, fundamental, and fund (originally a bottom or base of money). Profoundness is the state of being deep.

noun The quality of being profound; profundity countable

The profoundness of his philosophical writings continues to inspire scholars worldwide.

(名词) 深刻性;深邃;渊深

他哲学著作的深刻性持续激励着世界各地的学者。

(sustantivo) profundidad; hondura; calado [La cualidad de ser profundo; profundidad]

La profundidad de sus escritos filosóficos sigue inspirando a académicos en todo el mundo.

(nom) profondeur; profondeur d'esprit [Qualité de ce qui est profond, au sens intellectuel ou philosophique.]

La profoundness (profondeur) de ses écrits philosophiques continue d'inspirer les chercheurs du monde entier.

(Substantiv) Tiefgründigkeit; Tiefe [Die Eigenschaft, tiefgründig oder von großer geistiger Tiefe zu sein; Tiefgründigkeit.]

Die **profoundness** seiner philosophischen Schriften inspiriert Wissenschaftler weltweit bis heute.

(名詞) 物事の深さや深遠さ。知的・感情的に深く、重大な性質。

彼の哲学的著作の深遠さは、世界中の学者たちに今もなお啓発を与え続けている。

(substantivo) profundidade; fundura [A qualidade de ser profundo; profundidade.]

A profundidade de seus escritos filosóficos continua a inspirar acadêmicos em todo o mundo.

Word parts: pro + found + ness

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