Profundity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROFUNDITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• intellectual depth
• great depth of insight or knowledge
• great depth or intensity of a state, quality, or emotion
• a statement or idea that shows great knowledge or insight
• The quality or state of being profound; depth of place, knowledge, feeling, etc.
• wisdom that is recondite and abstruse and profound
• intellectual depth; penetrating knowledge; keen insight; etc
• the intellectual ability to penetrate deeply into ideas
• the quality of being physically deep
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• intellectual depth; something profound or abstruse

Words related to PROFUNDITY

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How to use PROFUNDITY in a sentence

• He goes wrong by reason of his very profundity, and of his error we have a natural type in the contemplation of a star.
• Fashion in these times delights in what is obscure and difficult to be understood, as if depth and profundity must necessarily be unintelligible to ordinary readers.
• Some of his sentiments are so remarkable for their moral beauty and profundity that they forcibly remind us of the expressions of St.
• He rivalled Bacon in the variety and profundity of his attainments.
• Henry sat long before this picture, enveloped, as it were, in its rich gloom, as the painted profundity of a church absorbs one in its depths.
• He may have the sagacity of a Jewish rabbi, or the profundity of a Calvin, or the sublimity of a Homer for aught I know.
• I no longer cried in my bed at night, but lay awake enraptured at the profundity of my thoughts.
• It had all the power and profundity of the male voice, but it was as subdued, as flawless and sympathetic as a distant, deep-toned bell.
• It required not erudition to win the credit of profundity, and the lawyer knew how to make the most of his learning among those who had none.
• Bounds to profundity let there be none, Let there be nothing too madly absurd.
• But in any large quantity the Nutmeg may produce sleep of such a profundity as to prove really dangerous.
• He had been sitting for several evenings in a beer-cellar, smoking his pipe with a profundity of reticence.
• Beethos Profundity, Source of Light and Adam-Kadmon, 562-l.
• He demanded of poetry more profundity of thought and forced it to submit to a more rigid intellectual unity than it had ever had before.
• I accept in a large measure the view advanced with breadth of learning and defended with profundity of thought by Hegel, that history is the unfolding and realization of freedom.
• I never saw a man who combined such brilliant talents, such diversity and profundity of knowledge, with such humility of heart and such simplicity and gentleness of manner.
• His knowledge was limited, his sympathies were narrow, and his intellectual powers lacked profundity.
• Thus, though in the profundity of his judgement he falls so infinitely below La Bruyere, in his character-drawing he soars as high above him.
• No ray of light penetrated into the profundity of the cavern.
• In its absolutely indestructible form it reaches a profundity in which all exhibition of itself is painful.
• The events which followed his death only confirmed the profundity of his political judgment, and the accuracy with which he had gauged the capacities of the state.
• LUCAS has created a real thinker, rather than striven to give him any unusual profundity of thought.
• Even the heretics and atheists, if they have had profundity, turn out after a while to be forerunners of some new orthodoxy.
• Hence distinction and profundity, in spite of their rarity, are wont to be largely recognised.
• It was not the striking novelty or profundity of her commentary on life that made it memorable, it was simply the truth of what she said and the gentleness with which she said it.
• He might have thought, that with inferior literature he displayed superior genius, and with less profundity more gaiety.
• The village was a congregation of rock and mud huts set in the profundity of an obscure wood.
• With an appearance of profundity, they ask nothing worth answering.
• This proved to be the hunchback Gregory, whom she found esconced behind a peat-stack in marvellous profundity of thought.
• Sometimes the spirit of unbelief even assumes an air of sentimental regret at its own inconvenient profundity.

Similar words containing PROFUND without suffix ity

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