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  Overview  of  adj  deep 
 
  The  adj  deep  has  15  senses  (first  8  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (16)  deep  --  (relatively  deep  or  strong;  affecting  one  deeply;  "a  deep  breath";  "a  deep  sigh";  "deep  concentration";  "deep  emotion";  "a  deep  trance";  "in  a  deep  sleep") 
  2.  (12)  deep  --  (marked  by  depth  of  thinking;  "deep  thoughts";  "a  deep  allegory") 
  3.  (11)  deep  --  (having  great  spatial  extension  or  penetration;  downward  ("a  deep  well";  "a  deep  dive";  "deep  water";  "a  deep  casserole");  or  inward  from  an  outer  surface  ("a  deep  gash";  "deep  massage";  "deep  pressure  receptors  in  muscles");  or  backward  ("deep  shelves";  "a  deep  closet");  or  laterally  ("surrounded  by  a  deep  yard");  or  outward  from  a  center  ((sports)  "hit  the  ball  to  deep  center  field");  sometimes  used  in  combination;  "waist-deep") 
  4.  (7)  deep  --  (very  distant  in  time  or  space;  "deep  in  the  past";  "deep  in  enemy  territory";  "deep  in  the  woods";  "a  deep  space  probe") 
  5.  (6)  deep  --  (extreme;  "in  deep  trouble";  "deep  happiness") 
  6.  (5)  bass,  deep  --  (having  or  denoting  a  low  vocal  or  instrumental  range;  "a  deep  voice";  "a  bass  voice  is  lower  than  a  baritone  voice";  "a  bass  clarinet") 
  7.  (3)  deep,  rich  --  (strong;  intense;  "deep  purple";  "a  rich  red") 
  8.  (2)  deep  --  (relatively  thick  from  top  to  bottom;  "deep  carpets";  "deep  snow") 
  9.  deep  --  (extending  relatively  far  inward;  "a  deep  border") 
  10.  thick,  deep  --  ((of  darkness)  very  intense;  "thick  night";  "thick  darkness";  "a  face  in  deep  shadow";  "deep  night") 
  11.  deep  --  (large  in  quantity  or  size;  "deep  cuts  in  the  budget") 
  12.  deep  --  (with  head  or  back  bent  low  "a  deep  bow") 
  13.  cryptic,  cryptical,  deep,  inscrutable,  mysterious,  mystifying  --  (of  an  obscure  nature;  "the  new  insurance  policy  is  written  without  cryptic  or  mysterious  terms";  "a  deep  dark  secret";  "the  inscrutible  workings  of  Providence";  "in  its  mysterious  past  it  encompasses  all  the  dim  origins  of  life"-  Rachel  Carson;  "rituals  totally  mystifying  to  visitors  from  other  lands") 
  14.  abstruse,  deep,  recondite  --  (difficult  to  penetrate;  incomprehensible  to  one  of  ordinary  understanding  or  knowledge;  "the  professor's  lectures  were  so  abstruse  that  students  tended  to  avoid  them";  "a  deep  metaphysical  theory";  "some  recondite  problem  in  historiography") 
  15.  deep  --  (exhibiting  great  cunning  usually  with  secrecy;  "deep  political  machinations";  "a  deep  plot") 
 
  Antonyms  of  adj  deep 
 
  15  senses  of  deep 
 
  Sense  1 
  deep  (vs.  shallow) 
 
  shallow  (vs.  deep) 
  =>  light,  wakeful 
  =>  skin-deep,  superficial,  surface(postnominal) 
 
  Sense  2 
  deep 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  profound)  ->  superficial 
 
  Sense  3 
  deep  (vs.  shallow) 
 
  shallow  (vs.  deep) 
  =>  ankle-deep,  knee-deep 
  =>  fordable 
  =>  reefy,  shelfy,  shelvy,  shoal,  shoaly 
 
  Sense  4 
  deep 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  distant)  ->  close 
 
  Sense  5 
  deep 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  intense)  ->  mild 
 
  Sense  6 
  bass,  deep 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  low)  ->  high,  high-pitched 
 
  Sense  7 
  deep,  rich 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  colorful)  ->  colorless,  colourless 
 
  Sense  8 
  deep 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  thick)  ->  thin 
 
  Sense  9 
  deep 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  wide)  ->  narrow 
 
  Sense  10 
  thick,  deep 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  intense)  ->  mild 
 
  Sense  11 
  deep 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  large  big)  ->  small  little 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  large  big)  ->  small  little 
 
  Sense  12 
  deep 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  low)  ->  high 
 
  Sense  13 
  cryptic,  cryptical,  deep,  inscrutable,  mysterious,  mystifying 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  inexplicable)  ->  explicable 
 
  Sense  14 
  abstruse,  deep,  recondite 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  esoteric)  ->  exoteric 
 
  Sense  15 
  deep 
 
  INDIRECT  (VIA  artful)  ->  artless 
 
  Similarity  of  adj  deep 
 
  15  senses  of  deep 
 
  Sense  1 
  deep  (vs.  shallow) 
  =>  heavy,  profound,  sound,  wakeless 
  =>  profound 
 
  Sense  2 
  deep 
  =>  profound  (vs.  superficial) 
 
  Sense  3 
  deep  (vs.  shallow) 
  =>  abysmal,  abyssal 
  =>  bottomless 
  =>  deep-water 
  =>  in  depth(prenominal) 
  =>  profound,  unfathomed,  unplumbed,  unsounded 
  =>  walk-in(postnominal) 
  Also  See->  unfathomable#1 
 
  Sense  4 
  deep 
  =>  distant  (vs.  close) 
 
  Sense  5 
  deep 
  =>  intense  (vs.  mild) 
 
  Sense  6 
  bass,  deep 
  =>  low  (vs.  high),  low-pitched 
 
  Sense  7 
  deep,  rich 
  =>  colorful  (vs.  colorless),  colourful 
 
  Sense  8 
  deep 
  =>  thick  (vs.  thin) 
 
  Sense  9 
  deep 
  =>  wide  (vs.  narrow),  broad 
 
  Sense  10 
  thick,  deep 
  =>  intense  (vs.  mild) 
 
  Sense  11 
  deep 
  =>  large  (vs.  small),  big  (vs.  little) 
 
  Sense  12 
  deep 
  =>  low  (vs.  high) 
 
  Sense  13 
  cryptic,  cryptical,  deep,  inscrutable,  mysterious,  mystifying 
  =>  inexplicable  (vs.  explicable),  incomprehensible 
 
  Sense  14 
  abstruse,  deep,  recondite 
  =>  esoteric  (vs.  exoteric) 
 
  Sense  15 
  deep 
  =>  artful  (vs.  artless) 
 
  Attributes  of  adj  deep 
 
  2  of  15  senses  of  deep 
 
  Sense  1 
  deep  (vs.  shallow) 
  =>  depth 
 
  Sense  3 
  deep  (vs.  shallow) 
  =>  depth 
 
  Familiarity  of  adj  deep 
 
  deep  used  as  an  adjective  is  familiar  (polysemy  count  =  15) 
 
  Grep  of  adj  deep 
  ankle-deep 
  deep 
  deep-chested 
  deep-eyed 
  deep-fried 
  deep-laid 
  deep-mined 
  deep-rooted 
  deep-sea 
  deep-seated 
  deep-set 
  deep-water 
  deep  in  thought 
  deepened 
  deepening 
  knee-deep 
  skin-deep 
 
  Overview  of  adj  deep 
 
  The  adj  deep  has  15  senses  (first  8  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (16)  deep  --  (relatively  deep  or  strong;  affecting  one  deeply;  "a  deep  breath";  "a  deep  sigh";  "deep  concentration";  "deep  emotion";  "a  deep  trance";  "in  a  deep  sleep") 
  2.  (12)  deep  --  (marked  by  depth  of  thinking;  "deep  thoughts";  "a  deep  allegory") 
  3.  (11)  deep  --  (having  great  spatial  extension  or  penetration;  downward  ("a  deep  well";  "a  deep  dive";  "deep  water";  "a  deep  casserole");  or  inward  from  an  outer  surface  ("a  deep  gash";  "deep  massage";  "deep  pressure  receptors  in  muscles");  or  backward  ("deep  shelves";  "a  deep  closet");  or  laterally  ("surrounded  by  a  deep  yard");  or  outward  from  a  center  ((sports)  "hit  the  ball  to  deep  center  field");  sometimes  used  in  combination;  "waist-deep") 
  4.  (7)  deep  --  (very  distant  in  time  or  space;  "deep  in  the  past";  "deep  in  enemy  territory";  "deep  in  the  woods";  "a  deep  space  probe") 
  5.  (6)  deep  --  (extreme;  "in  deep  trouble";  "deep  happiness") 
  6.  (5)  bass,  deep  --  (having  or  denoting  a  low  vocal  or  instrumental  range;  "a  deep  voice";  "a  bass  voice  is  lower  than  a  baritone  voice";  "a  bass  clarinet") 
  7.  (3)  deep,  rich  --  (strong;  intense;  "deep  purple";  "a  rich  red") 
  8.  (2)  deep  --  (relatively  thick  from  top  to  bottom;  "deep  carpets";  "deep  snow") 
  9.  deep  --  (extending  relatively  far  inward;  "a  deep  border") 
  10.  thick,  deep  --  ((of  darkness)  very  intense;  "thick  night";  "thick  darkness";  "a  face  in  deep  shadow";  "deep  night") 
  11.  deep  --  (large  in  quantity  or  size;  "deep  cuts  in  the  budget") 
  12.  deep  --  (with  head  or  back  bent  low  "a  deep  bow") 
  13.  cryptic,  cryptical,  deep,  inscrutable,  mysterious,  mystifying  --  (of  an  obscure  nature;  "the  new  insurance  policy  is  written  without  cryptic  or  mysterious  terms";  "a  deep  dark  secret";  "the  inscrutible  workings  of  Providence";  "in  its  mysterious  past  it  encompasses  all  the  dim  origins  of  life"-  Rachel  Carson;  "rituals  totally  mystifying  to  visitors  from  other  lands") 
  14.  abstruse,  deep,  recondite  --  (difficult  to  penetrate;  incomprehensible  to  one  of  ordinary  understanding  or  knowledge;  "the  professor's  lectures  were  so  abstruse  that  students  tended  to  avoid  them";  "a  deep  metaphysical  theory";  "some  recondite  problem  in  historiography") 
  15.  deep  --  (exhibiting  great  cunning  usually  with  secrecy;  "deep  political  machinations";  "a  deep  plot") 



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