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deepen

[dee-puhn] / ˈdi pən /




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Researchers caution that these rules could deepen existing health inequalities by preventing high-risk individuals from receiving timely care.

From Science Daily

That will deepen the fears in Greenland and Denmark that he will look north as well as south.

From BBC

A win against the club that sacked him in September after 21 months in charge might buy him some more time, but a defeat would deepen the crisis and amplify the noise surrounding his position.

From BBC

That unbreakable bond was deepened further when Worcestershire won a dramatic One-Day Cup final against Hampshire at Trent Bridge in September.

From BBC

Iranians protested for a third straight day over deepening frustration with a spiraling economic crisis that has gripped the country since its war with Israel.

From The Wall Street Journal