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be knee deep in

VERB
abound
Synonyms
STRONGEST
flourish proliferate thrive
STRONG
crowd flow infest overflow swarm swell teem
WEAK
be alive with be all over the place be no end to be plentiful be thick with be up to one's ears in crawl with have a full plate
Antonyms
STRONGEST
decline fail languish
STRONG
retreat
WEAK
deficient lack need short want

Example Sentences

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Given Youngs's father, Nick, also won six caps for England as a scrum-half, Twickenham's west car park will be knee deep in both sentiment and rainwater.

From The Guardian • Nov. 23, 2012

And I'll be knee deep in a lot of it.

From Chicago Tribune • Feb. 3, 2011