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How to Say "deeply felt" in Spanish

The Spanish word fordeeply feltis sentidosB1 level.

English → SpanishB1
adjectiveB1
Sincere, heartfelt (usually describing emotions or condolences)
A person sitting calmly on a wooden bench in a peaceful, minimalist garden, resting their chin on their hand in a thoughtful and serene pose, illustrating prudence and wisdom.

Examples

Los chicos fueron muy sentidos al disculparse por el error.

The boys were very sensible/sincere when apologizing for the mistake.

Sus agradecimientos fueron muy sentidos; podías notar su emoción.

Their thanks were deeply felt; you could notice their emotion.

Siempre actúan de forma sensata y con sentidos propósitos.

They always act sensibly and with prudent intentions.

Agreement is Key

When 'sentidos' is used as an adjective, it must match the thing it describes. Since this form is masculine plural, it describes masculine plural nouns (e.g., 'propósitos sentidos').

Confusing Noun and Adjective

Mistake:Using 'sientos' (a non-existent word) instead of 'sentidos' for senses.

Correction: Always use 'los sentidos' for the five physical senses.

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