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deep; profound; intense; dark
Meanings
7 senses · 19 examplesadjective
deep (from top to bottom or outside to inside)
Describes physical depth of water, holes, colors, or spatial dimensions.
This well is very deep.
The seawater has deep and shallow areas.
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This valley is a thousand meters deep.
adjective
profound; deep-going; abstruse
Describes meaning, theory, or impression that is not superficial.
This book has profound meaning.
He left a deep impression on me.
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This problem is very profound and requires further study.
adjective
close; intimate (relationship or feelings)
Describes friendship, affection, or relationship that is strong and close.
The friendship between us two is very deep.
He has deep feelings for this land.
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They are old friends who have had a close friendship for many years.
adjective
dark; deep (color)
Describes colors that are intense or dark shades.
The color of this piece of clothing is too dark.
She wore a dark red dress.
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Dark blue suits him better than light blue.
adjective
late (in time or season)
Describes time that is advanced in the night, season, or period.
The night is already late; you should go to sleep.
It is already late autumn, and the weather is getting colder and colder.
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Who is knocking at the door in the middle of the night?
adverb
very; greatly; deeply
formalUsed as an adverb of degree before verbs or adjectives, often in formal or written contexts.
I deeply express my apologies.
I deeply feel honored by this.
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To believe deeply without doubt (to firmly believe).
noun
surname Shen
Used as a family name.
Mr. Shen is a famous scholar.