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in the PONS Dictionary

I. profond [pʀɔfɔ͂] N m liter (profondeur)

II. profond [pʀɔfɔ͂] ADV

profond creuser, planter

profond(e) [pʀɔfɔ͂, ɔ͂d] ADJ

1. profond (qui s'enfonce loin):

profond(e) cave

2. profond (très grand):

profond(e) différence, erreur, ignorance
profond(e) intérêt, influence
profond(e) intérêt, influence
profond(e) révérence, sommeil
profond(e) sentiment
profond(e) nuit

3. profond postposé (caché):

profond(e) cause
profond(e) signification
profond(e) tendance
la France profonde

4. profond (↔ superficiel):

profond(e) esprit, penseur
profond(e) pensée, réflexion
profond(e) pensée, réflexion

5. profond (↔ léger):

profond(e) soupir, voix
profond(e) regard

6. profond postposé MED:

profond(e) arriéré, débile

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

confiance profonde PSYCH
signification profonde d'un texte, article, film
assiette profonde Belg

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