deep

[diːp]

deep Definition

• 1. extending far down from the top or surface
• 2. having a large distance from the top or surface to the bottom
• 3. very intense or extreme

Using deep: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "deep" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The pool is too deep for me to touch the bottom.

• Example

  The ocean is very deep and full of mysteries.

• Example

  She has a deep love for her family.

deep Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for deep

• profound
• intense
• extreme
• thorough
• complete

Antonyms for deep

• shallow
• superficial
• light

Idioms Using deep

• in deep water

  in trouble or difficulty

  Example

  He found himself in deep water after losing his job.

• jump in with both feet (or jump in headfirst)

  to start doing something without hesitation or reservation

  Example

  She decided to jump in with both feet and start her own business.

• keep a stiff upper lip

  to remain brave and determined in the face of adversity

  Example

  Even though he was going through a tough time, he tried to keep a stiff upper lip.

Phrases with deep

• deep in thought

  to be lost in one's own thoughts, to be thinking intently

  Example

  She was deep in thought, trying to come up with a solution.

• deep sleep

  a state of sleep that is very sound and peaceful

  Example

  After a long day at work, he fell into a deep sleep.

• deep breath

  a breath that is taken slowly and deeply, often used to calm oneself down

  Example

  She took a deep breath before giving her speech.

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Summary: deep in Brief

The term 'deep' [diːp] refers to something extending far down from the top or surface, having a large distance from the top or surface to the bottom, or being very intense or extreme. It can describe physical attributes such as the depth of a pool or the ocean, or emotional attributes such as a deep love for someone. Phrases like 'deep in thought,' 'deep sleep,' and 'deep breath' are commonly used, while idioms like 'in deep water' and 'keep a stiff upper lip' convey deeper meanings.