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pseudoprofound

pseudoprofound adjective: apparently, but not actually, profound; having pretensions of depth.

Adjective

pseudoprofound (comparative more pseudoprofound, superlative most pseudoprofound)

  1. Apparently, but not actually, profound; having pretensions of depth.

Forms of pseudoprofound

comparativemore pseudoprofound
superlativemost pseudoprofound

Origin of pseudoprofound

From pseudo- + profound.

Questions about pseudoprofound

What does pseudoprofound mean?
Pseudoprofound means apparently, but not actually, profound; having pretensions of depth.
What part of speech is pseudoprofound?
Pseudoprofound is an adjective.

Words near pseudoprofound in the dictionary

  1. pseudoproct
  2. pseudoprocts
  3. pseudoprofession
  4. pseudoprofessional
  5. pseudoprofessions
  6. pseudoprofound
  7. pseudoprofundity
  8. pseudoprogeria
  9. pseudoprogression
  10. pseudoprogressive
  11. pseudoprogressives

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