Results for deep

Definitions of deep:

part of speech: noun

That which extends far downward; a great body of water; an abyss; the culmination; as, the deep of night.

part of speech: adjective

Extending far below the surface; as, a deep well; extending far back; as, a deep, lot; penetrating; sagacious; profound; difficult to understand; as philosophy is a deep subject; absorbed; grave in tone, or low in pitch; intense; heavy; as, a deep sleep; strongly colored.

part of speech: adjective

Being far below the surface; extending far downwards; low in situation, as a valley; not shallow; hidden; secret; penetrating; artful; insidious; grave in sound; low; solemn; profound; abstruse; thick; dark- coloured; profoundly quiet; depressed; sunk low; heartfelt; affecting.

part of speech: noun

The sea; the ocean; that which is not easily fathomed.

part of speech: noun

Deepness.

Usage examples for deep:

• He took another deep breath and struck. "The Moghul", Thomas Hoover

• " I will," Crane's deep voice went on. "The Come Back", Carolyn Wells

• Soon after, he was in a deep sleep. "Without a Home", E. P. Roe

• So dark and deep "Betty Trevor", Mrs. G. de Horne Vaizey