Deep meaning in English
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Definition
deep: profound, important, great, intense
I have a deep understanding of statistical mathematics. I have a profound understand of this topic.
the deepest: the most profound, the greatest, the most important
- "When we crossed paths in the corridor last month, I felt something deep in my bosom. At first I thought it was destiny, but now I realize it was your hand touching me inappropriately."
- "Well, technically yes, she was, but let's look deeper."
- "Though the details of Stink's gruesome murder are still hazy, I'm sure that you understand my deep and pervasive hatred for you, and by extension, all things British."
- "I've developed a deep understanding of human reactions, which makes me the ideal candidate to interact with customers in a professional, calm and composed fashion."
- "Back in Europe, deep inside the French countryside!"
- "Excuse my French, but that means we're in deep )(*#$."
- "Despite his humble beginnings in the deepest, darkest Amazon, General Oléré stood out like a shining star."
- "Expect strange shapes, serious faces, and deep meanings."
- "Deep Blue Lounge, 992 Valencia Street"
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