Pronunciation: /diːp/
adjective extending far down from the top or surface
A1 The water in the pool is not deep, so it is safe for children to swim.
A2 She took a deep breath before jumping into the cold water.
B1 The deep connection between the characters made the story more engaging.
B2 The scientist conducted a deep analysis of the data to draw meaningful conclusions.
C1 The artist's work delves deep into the complexities of human emotion.
C2 The philosopher's theories are known for their deep insights into the nature of existence.
formal The diver explored the deep waters of the ocean.
informal I can't swim in the deep end of the pool, it's too scary!
slang That movie was so deep, it really made me think.
figurative Her love for him ran deep, despite their differences.
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