profoundly
adv. degreeadv. in a very deep or serious way. You use this to describe a feeling or a change that is very strong and affects you completely.
adv. to a very great or intense degree; in a way that shows deep insight or serious thought.
The movie affected me profoundly.
The discovery of the new vaccine will profoundly change the way we treat this disease in the future.
The philosopher's arguments were so profoundly insightful that they forced the entire scientific community to rethink their assumptions about human consciousness.
From Middle English profoundly, profoundely, equivalent to profound + -ly.
Typically placed before the adjective it modifies or after the verb it describes.
He is profoundly than his brother.He is more profound than his brother.Learners sometimes use the adverb form 'profoundly' in comparisons where the adjective 'profound' is required.