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deep
adjective as in extending very far, usually down
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abysmal, abyssal, below, beneath, bottomless, distant, downreaching, fathomless, immersed, inmost, subaqueous, submerged, subterranean, sunk, unfathomable
adjective as in abstract, complicated in meaning
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abstruse, arcane, concealed, Delphic, discerning, esoteric, hard to understand, hermetic, incisive, intricate, learned, mysterious, obscure, orphic, penetrating, recondite, sagacious, sibylline
adjective as in scheming, devious
adjective as in absorbed, engrossed in activity
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abstracted, centered, concentrated, enfolded, engaged, fixed, focused, immersed, into, preoccupied, rapt, wrapped, wrapped-up
adjective as in intense in effect on senses
noun as in the sea
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Example Sentences
People sometimes refer to a lunar eclipse as a "blood moon" because of the way the Moon can turn a deep, coppery red during the eclipse.
Yates at that point was deep in a slump — he hadn’t made a shot in three games.
Indian Americans are increasingly optimistic about India's future, but hold deep concerns about US-India relations under a second Donald Trump administration, a new survey finds.
Tromping around in wet gardens can compact your soil, making it hard for tiny roots to grow and water to penetrate deep into the ground.
Good qualities, he can play deep in midfield, can play higher midfield, good delivery, box-to-box, good energy.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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