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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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Delphic, abstruse, arcane, concealed, 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
Bandits tend to live in cattle camps deep in the bush.
"I feel like locking in is a way of romanticising getting into your deep work and making that decision of like, 'okay, it's time to get stuff done'." She compares it to tunnel vision.
The Vatican said in a statement Leo undertook the tour "in a spirit of reflection and listening, with deep respect for the place and for the faith of those who gather there in prayer".
Mazzuckelli wants to pursue “deep organizing” in rural, conservative pockets of Ohio, perhaps in conjunction with the Working Families Party.
The sound of sandals slapping as porters jumped down from open doorways and the deep horn of departure instilled a sense of calm.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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