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depth

Definition for depth

noun as in distance down or across

noun as in insight, wisdom

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I don't believe any England team has been in this good a position in terms of strength and depth, leadership and the ability for individuals to win games.

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The depth that has been nurtured in Argentina over the summer has created a squad of many strengths and high competition.

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Artists, he said, were "capable of recognising beauty even in the depths of pain, and of discerning hope in the tragedy of violence and war".

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Mickens isn’t the only Chargers rookie who has built a name for himself within the secondary, as injuries have led to opportunities for players lower on the depth chart.

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Government contracting experts said the depth of the ties between DHS leadership and the Strategy Group suggested major potential violations of ethics rules.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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