Detailed Synonyms for deeply in English
deeply:
deeply adv
deeply
deeply
deeply adv
deeply
– to a great depth psychologically1
profoundly; deeply
– to a great depth psychologically1
profoundly adv
deeply adv
- They felt the loss deeply1
deeply
– to a great depth;far down1
deep; deeply
– to a great depth;far down1
deep adv
- dug deep1
deeply adv
- dived deeply1
Related Words for "deeply":
- deeper, deep
Alternate Synonyms for "deeply":
- profoundly
- deep
Related Definitions for "deeply":
- to a great depth psychologically1
- They felt the loss deeply1
- to a great depth;far down1
- dived deeply1
deeply form of deep:
deep adj
deep
deep; profound
deep adj
profound adj
deep
deep; deep-seated
deep adj
deep-seated adj
deep
thorough; profound; in depth; penetrating; deep; consummate; perfect
thorough adj
profound adj
in depth adj
penetrating adj
deep adj
consummate adj
perfect adj
deep [the ~] noun
thedeep
thesea; theblue; thedeep
sea [the ~] noun
blue [the ~] noun
deep [the ~] noun
thedeep
– literary term for an ocean1
thedeep
– literary term for an ocean1
deep [the ~] noun
- denizens of the deep1
thedeep
– a long steep-sided depression in the ocean floor1
thetrench; thedeep; theoceanic abyss
– a long steep-sided depression in the ocean floor1
trench [the ~] noun
deep [the ~] noun
oceanic abyss [the ~] noun
thedeep
– the central and most intense or profound part1
thedeep
– the central and most intense or profound part1
deep [the ~] noun
- in the deep of night1
- in the deep of winter1
deep adj
deep
– exhibiting great cunning usually with secrecy1
deep
– exhibiting great cunning usually with secrecy1
deep adj
- deep political machinations1
- a deep plot1
deep
– strong; intense1
rich; deep
– strong; intense1
rich adj
- a rich red1
deep adj
- deep purple1
deep
– very distant in time or space1
deep
– very distant in time or space1
deep adj
- deep in the past1
- deep in enemy territory1
- deep in the woods1
- a deep space probe1
deep
– having great spatial extension or penetration downward or inward from an outer surface or backward or laterally or outward from a center; sometimes used in combination1
deep
– having great spatial extension or penetration downward or inward from an outer surface or backward or laterally or outward from a center; sometimes used in combination1
deep adj
- a deep well1
- a deep dive1
- deep water1
- a deep casserole1
- a deep gash1
- deep massage1
- deep pressure receptors in muscles1
- deep shelves1
- a deep closet1
- surrounded by a deep yard1
- hit the ball to deep center field1
- in deep space1
- waist-deep1
deep
– relatively deep or strong; affecting one deeply1
deep
– relatively deep or strong; affecting one deeply1
deep adj
- a deep breath1
- a deep sigh1
- deep concentration1
- deep emotion1
- a deep trance1
- in a deep sleep1
deep
– difficult to penetrate; incomprehensible to one of ordinary understanding or knowledge1
deep; abstruse; recondite
– difficult to penetrate; incomprehensible to one of ordinary understanding or knowledge1
deep adj
- a deep metaphysical theory1
abstruse adj
- the professor's lectures were so abstruse that students tended to avoid them1
recondite adj
- some recondite problem in historiography1
deep
– of an obscure nature1
deep; mysterious; cryptic; inscrutable; cryptical; mystifying
– of an obscure nature1
deep adj
- a deep dark secret1
mysterious adj
- the new insurance policy is written without cryptic or mysterious terms1
- in its mysterious past it encompasses all the dim origins of life1
cryptic adj
- the new insurance policy is written without cryptic or mysterious terms1
inscrutable adj
- the inscrutable workings of Providence1
cryptical adj
mystifying adj
- rituals totally mystifying to visitors from other lands1
deep
– with head or back bent low1
deep
– with head or back bent low1
deep adj
- a deep bow1
deep
– having or denoting a low vocal or instrumental range1
deep; bass
– having or denoting a low vocal or instrumental range1
deep adj
- a deep voice1
bass adj
- a bass voice is lower than a baritone voice1
- a bass clarinet1
deep
– large in quantity or size1
deep
– large in quantity or size1
deep adj
- deep cuts in the budget1
deep
– extreme1
deep
– extreme1
deep adj
- in deep trouble1
- deep happiness1
deep
– (of darkness) very intense1
deep; thick
– (of darkness) very intense1
deep adj
- a face in deep shadow1
- deep night1
thick adj
- thick night1
- thick darkness1
deep
– marked by depth of thinking1
deep
– marked by depth of thinking1
deep adj
- deep thoughts1
- a deep allegory1
deep
– relatively thick from top to bottom1
deep
– relatively thick from top to bottom1
deep adj
- deep carpets1
- deep snow1
deep
– extending relatively far inward1
deep
– extending relatively far inward1
deep adj
- a deep border1
deep adv
deep
– to a great depth;far down1
deep; deeply
– to a great depth;far down1
deep adv
- dug deep1
deeply adv
- dived deeply1
deep
– to a great distance1
deep
– to a great distance1
deep adv
- penetrated deep into enemy territory1
- went deep into the woods1
deep
– to an advanced time1
late; deep
– to an advanced time1
late adv
- talked late into the evening1
deep adv
- deep into the night1
Related Words for "deep":
- deepness, deeps, deeper, deepest, deeply, deepen
Alternate Synonyms for "deep":
- heavy; profound; sound; wakeless
- abysmal; abyssal; unfathomable; bottomless; deep-water; in depth; unfathomed; unplumbed; unsounded; walk-in
- distant
- intense
- bass; low; low-pitched
- rich; colorful; colourful
- thick
- wide; broad
- thick
- large; big
- cryptic; cryptical; inscrutable; mysterious; mystifying; inexplicable; incomprehensible
- abstruse; recondite; esoteric
- artful
- middle
- trench; oceanic abyss; natural depression; depression
- ocean
- deeply
- late
Antonyms for "deep":
- shallow
Related Definitions for "deep":
- exhibiting great cunning usually with secrecy1
- deep political machinations1
- a deep plot1
- strong; intense1
- deep purple1
- very distant in time or space1
- deep in the past1
- deep in enemy territory1
- deep in the woods1
- a deep space probe1
- having great spatial extension or penetration downward or inward from an outer surface or backward or laterally or outward from a center; sometimes used in combination1
- a deep well1
- a deep dive1
- deep water1
- a deep casserole1
- a deep gash1
- deep massage1
- deep pressure receptors in muscles1
- deep shelves1
- a deep closet1
- surrounded by a deep yard1
- hit the ball to deep center field1
- in deep space1
- waist-deep1
- relatively deep or strong; affecting one deeply1
- a deep breath1
- a deep sigh1
- deep concentration1
- deep emotion1
- a deep trance1
- in a deep sleep1
- difficult to penetrate; incomprehensible to one of ordinary understanding or knowledge1
- a deep metaphysical theory1
- of an obscure nature1
- a deep dark secret1
- with head or back bent low1
- a deep bow1
- having or denoting a low vocal or instrumental range1
- a deep voice1
- large in quantity or size1
- deep cuts in the budget1
- extreme1
- in deep trouble1
- deep happiness1
- (of darkness) very intense1
- a face in deep shadow1
- deep night1
- marked by depth of thinking1
- deep thoughts1
- a deep allegory1
- relatively thick from top to bottom1
- deep carpets1
- deep snow1
- extending relatively far inward1
- a deep border1
- to a great depth;far down1
- dug deep1
- to a great distance1
- penetrated deep into enemy territory1
- went deep into the woods1
- to an advanced time1
- deep into the night1
- literary term for an ocean1
- denizens of the deep1
- a long steep-sided depression in the ocean floor1
- the central and most intense or profound part1
- in the deep of night1
- in the deep of winter1
Related Synonyms for deeply
- deeply regret