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depth

[depth] / dɛpθ /




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The Hardy Boys were not known for psychological depth, and I read a lot of those books.

From Los Angeles Times

But the prime minister said earlier this week that Mandelson had lied to him, adding: "None of us knew the depths and the darkness of that relationship."

From BBC

With humanoid robots, “China is once again mobilizing state support, supply-chain depth, and rapid commercialization to build a new strategic sector,” said Sunny Cheung, a fellow for China studies at the Jamestown Foundation.

From The Wall Street Journal

The combination has sent Welsh public belief plummeting to uncharted depths.

From BBC

The vote also comes in the depths of winter.

From BBC