Translations for „profundity“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

profundity [prəˈfʌndəti, Am proʊ-] N form

1. profundity no pl:

profundity of feeling, thought

głębia f

profundity of knowledge

gruntowność f

profundity of remark, book

wnikliwość f

2. profundity (remark):

profundity

wnikliwe spostrzeżenie nt

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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He is one of the great poets and only perspicacious people have been able to understand the profundity of his poems.

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The album offers no social profundity, nor even anything of musical worth, but there is no stopping the simple rock hijinks of this spritely dinosaur.

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What's more, the loose grooves sometimes run counter to the tunes' sense of profundity.

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Certainly the subtleties and profundities that are now discovered in it were not noticed by the reviewers.

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They are lively and usually interesting but lack artistic profundity.

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They do so with such profundity and truth that the products of their imagination can potentially receive confirmation from subsequent historical events.

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There was this profundity in him, and this sense of humanity.

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The poems are astonishingly concentrated: both short, and compacting a profundity of experience into small compass.

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As for profundity, he wrote, it is not uncommonly found also in dry wells; which may likewise contain little but obscurity and rubbish.

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Filled with humor and pain, it verges on profundity in its examination of those thingscustoms, habits, language, symbols, daily routines, etc. that simultaneously unite and separate human beings.

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