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Which word is defined as very great or intense? idioms profound situational irony arduous
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Which word is defined as very great or intense?

idioms
profound
situational irony
arduous

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profound is defined as very great or intense
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Answer:

profound

Step-by-step explanation:

Idioms and situational irony are not descriptive words.

Arduous means something that is tiring or difficult.

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