deeply felt

We don't know how well he felt them.

Your heartfelt words left me speechless.

Thank you,sir.

Now I think deeply felt will be fine if the context is right.
Am I right?

vsureshAm I right?

I still find it not right, when the word 'heartfelt' exists and is in common use.

vsureshCan we say " Your deeply felt words left me speechless" to a person who we think has expressed the feelings (about us) deep in his heart?

I think you might be understood, but actually it's saying that you, the speaker, felt the words deeply, not that the person you're speaking to felt them deeply. That's how I read it, anyway.

CJ

CalifJim That's how I read it, anyway.

I noticed that too along the way.

I understand.
Thank you,CJ.

Mister MicawberI still find it not right, when the word 'heartfelt' exists and is in common use.

Thank you,sir.