profundicé

Profundicé is a Spanish verb meaning "I delved" or "I deepened." It is the first-person singular preterite indicative form of the verb "profundizar." The preterite tense in Spanish is used to describe completed actions in the past. Therefore, "profundicé" indicates that the speaker performed an action of delving or deepening at a specific point in the past and that this action is now finished.

The verb "profundizar" itself comes from the adjective "profundo," meaning "deep" or "profound." Thus, "profundizar" means to make something deeper or to explore something in greater depth. This can be applied literally, such as "profundicé el pozo" (I deepened the well), or figuratively, as in "profundicé en el estudio del tema" (I delved into the study of the topic).

When used in the first-person singular preterite, "profundicé" conveys a sense of having undertaken a thorough investigation or analysis of a subject. For example, someone might say, "Profundicé en las causas del problema" (I delved into the causes of the problem), implying that they went beyond a superficial understanding. The context in which "profundicé" is used will determine the precise nature of the action that was deepened or delved into. It signifies a completed act of exploration or intensification in the past.