1. comparative form of profound; deeper, more intense, or more complete

Examples

• Her second novel showed a profounder understanding of human nature.
• The philosopher’s later works revealed profounder insights into existence.
• After years of study, he developed a profounder appreciation for classical music.
• The tragedy had a profounder impact on the community than anyone expected.
• Scientists are seeking profounder explanations for these mysterious phenomena.
• His profounder knowledge of history made him an excellent teacher.