deep

US /diːp/
UK /diːp/
"deep" picture
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extending a long way down from the top or surface

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The well is very deep.
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She took a deep breath.
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shallow
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extending a long way back from the front or surface

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The closet is quite deep, so it can hold a lot.
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The stage was very deep, allowing for elaborate sets.
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very intense or extreme

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He was deep in thought.
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They shared a deep connection.
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profoundintenseserious
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(of a sound) low in pitch

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He has a very deep voice.
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The organ produced a deep, resonant tone.
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high-pitched
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far down or in

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He dug deep into the earth.
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The roots go deep.
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shallowly
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far into a subject or complex matter

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Let's not go too deep into this topic right now.
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He delved deep into the philosophical texts.
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