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Welcome to this guide on the best words that rhyme with profound!
Here you’ll find the top 55 words and phrases for rhyming the word ‘profound’.
Pretty cool huh?
Let’s get started…
Words That Rhyme With Profound
- Abound – to exist or be present in great quantity or number.
- Aground – of a ship, to run aground and become stuck.
- Around – in a circular direction or surrounding something.
- Astound – to shock or greatly surprise.
- Battleground – a place where a battle is fought or a struggle for power takes place.
- Bound – to tie or fasten something securely.
- Browned – to cook something until it turns brown in color.
- Clowned – to behave in a silly or foolish way, often for the purpose of making others laugh.
- Confound – to confuse or perplex.
- Crowned – to place a crown or other symbol of royalty on someone’s head.
- Downed – to bring down, as in shooting down a plane.
- Drowned – to die by being submerged in water.
- Dumfound – to astonish or bewilder.
- Expound – to explain in detail or give a detailed account of something.
- Fogbound – unable to move or see due to heavy fog.
- Found – to discover something that was previously unknown or lost.
- Frowned – to show disapproval or displeasure with one’s facial expression.
- Gowned – dressed in a gown, often a formal or ceremonial garment.
- Ground – to provide a foundation or basis for something.
- Hardbound – describing a book with a hardcover binding.
- Hound – to pursue or harass persistently.
- Housebound – confined to one’s home, often due to illness or disability.
- Icebound – trapped or immobilized by ice.
- Impound – to seize or take control of something, often by legal authority.
- Inbound – arriving or coming in from another place.
- Mound – a small hill or rise of earth
- Musclebound – having well-developed muscles
- Newfound – recently discovered or found
- Newshound – a journalist who pursues news stories
- Overground – situated or operating on the surface of the ground
- Pound – a unit of weight equal to 16 ounces or 0.4536 kilograms
- Propound – to suggest or propose something for consideration
- Rebound – to bounce back after hitting something
- Redound – to contribute or accrue to someone’s credit or advantage
- Renowned – famous and well-known
- Resound – to reverberate or produce a deep, full sound
- Rewound – to wind something back to its previous position
- Rockbound – surrounded by rocks or cliffs
- Round – shaped like a circle or sphere
- Runaround – evasive or misleading treatment
- Showground – an area where exhibitions or shows are held
- Sound – in good condition, reliable or valid
- Strikebound – affected by a strike or work stoppage
- Surround – to encircle or envelop something
- Turnaround – a reversal or change of direction or opinion
- Turnround – a complete revolution or turn
- Ultrasound – sound waves with frequencies above the upper audible limit of human hearing
- Unbound – not tied or restricted
- Uncrowned – not crowned or recognized as a monarch
- Underground – situated beneath the surface of the ground
- Unsound – not based on reason or sound judgment
- Unwound – to unwind or loosen something that was wound up
- Wolfhound – a large dog breed used for hunting wolves
- Wound – an injury to the body, usually caused by cutting or piercing
- Wraparound – designed to wrap around something or someone
