Pronunciation

/diːp/

Definitions

Noun

1. Depth: The extent or distance from the surface, especially in a body of water or below ground. Example: “The well had a depth of 20 meters.”
2. Intense: Great in magnitude, strength, or degree. Example: “Her concern was deep-rooted.”
3. Emotional: Profound or intense feelings. Example: “She had a deep sense of loss after her father’s passing.”
4. Secret or Confidential: Kept hidden or known only to a few people. Example: “There were some deep-state secrets involved in the case.”

Verb

1. To immerse: To go deeply into something, like a pool or a subject. Example: “She dove deep into the ocean to explore the coral reefs.”
2. To feel or perceive: To understand something on a profound level. Example: “He deeply understood the complexities of the situation.”

Adjective

1. Abysmal: Extremely deep or vast; immeasurable. Example: “The abyss was a deep, dark chasm.”
2. Profound: Having a great intensity or impact. Example: “His insights were profound and transformative.”
3. Substantial: Significant in amount or quality. Example: “Their knowledge was deep and extensive.”

Phrases

• “Dive deep” refers to exploring a topic or subject in detail.
• “Deep breath” is used to indicate taking a calming, deep inhalation.
• “A deep understanding” implies a thorough grasp of a concept.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The ship sank to a depth of 500 feet.”
• Verb: “He took a deep dive into the history of art.”
• Adjective: “Her voice conveyed a deep emotion when she sang.”

Synonyms

• Profound
• Extensive
• Intense
• Far-reaching
• Deep-seated
• Penetrating
• Substantial
• Vast