go deep; thorough; profound
Meanings
2 senses · 8 examplesverb
to go deep into; to penetrate; to reach the core of
Often used for going into a place (e.g., enemy territory, a region) or understanding an issue, idea, or sentiment at a fundamental level.
This unit has already penetrated deep behind enemy lines.
Leading cadres must go deep into reality to understand the people's hardships.
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His speech resonated deeply with people.
The journalist went deep into the disaster area and sent back first-hand reports.
adjective
thorough; profound; in-depth; penetrating
Describes analysis, investigation, understanding, research, or thought that is comprehensive and goes beyond surface-level.
We need to conduct an in-depth investigation and research on this issue.
His analysis was very profound and revealed the essence of the problem.
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This book provides a penetrating interpretation of history.
The two had a thorough exchange which cleared up the misunderstanding.