DEEP


Meaning of DEEP in English

I. adjective

1.

having great extension downward or inward

a deep well

a deep closet

Synonyms: abysmal, profound; compare bottomless 2

Contrasted words: depthless, shallow, superficial, unprofound; flat, level, plain, plane

Antonyms: shallow

2.

Synonyms: intensive , blood-and-guts, hard, intense, profound

3.

Synonyms: recondite , abstruse, acroamatic, esoteric, heavy, hermetic, occult, orphic, profound, secret

Related Word: complex, complicated, intricate; arcane, mysterious; concealed, hidden

Contrasted words: easy, facile, simple; apparent, clear, distinct, evident, manifest, obvious; lucid, perspicuous; depthless, shallow, superficial, unprofound

4.

Synonyms: sly 2, artful, astute, crafty, cunning, foxy, guileful, insidious, tricky, wily

Related Word: shrewd; acute, keen, knowing, sharp; contriving, intriguing, plotting

Contrasted words: ingenuous, naive, simple, unsophisticated; aboveboard, forthright, straightforward

5.

Synonyms: intent , absorbed, engaged, engrossed, immersed, preoccupied, rapt, wrapped, wrapped up

Related Word: abstracted, concentrated; centered, fixed, focused, set

Contrasted words: distracted, diverted; detached, disinterested, indifferent, unconcerned, uninterested

II. noun

Synonyms: ocean , blue, brine, ||briny, drink, main, sea

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