deeply significant

Frequency: 7.135.6 per million words

Profoundly important, often in an emotional or intellectual way.

significantADVERB + significant

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Examples (10)

  • The discovery of the ancient ruins was deeply significant for understanding the civilization.
  • Her contribution to the project was deeply significant, changing the entire direction of our research.
  • The peace treaty proved to be deeply significant for the future of the region.
  • For Christians, the symbolism of the cross is deeply significant.
  • The artist's early work, though less known, is deeply significant to understanding her later masterpieces.
  • The cultural exchange program had a deeply significant impact on the students' perspectives.
  • This historical event is deeply significant in shaping the nation's identity.
  • The findings of the study were deeply significant in the field of medicine.
  • His personal journey was deeply significant, marked by overcoming numerous challenges.
  • The unexpected outcome of the election was deeply significant for political analysts.