00899226-a
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deep, abstruse, recondite
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difficult to penetrate; incomprehensible to one of ordinary understanding or knowledge |
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02410983-a
(2)
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deep
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relatively thick from top to bottom |
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01513776-a
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thick, deep
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(of darkness) very intense |
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00692762-a
(16)
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deep
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relatively deep or strong; affecting one deeply |
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01215935-a
(5)
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deep, bass
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having or denoting a low vocal or instrumental range |
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00305570-r
(6)
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deeply, deep
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to a great depth; far down |
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00445937-a
(7)
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deep
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very distant in time or space |
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01385046-a
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deep
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large in quantity or size |
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09461315-n
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trench, deep, oceanic abyss
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a long steep-sided depression in the ocean floor |
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00149120-a
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deep
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exhibiting great cunning usually with secrecy |
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00403385-a
(5)
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deep, rich
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strong; intense |
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01206916-a
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deep
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with head or back bent low |
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02561391-a
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deep
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extending relatively far inward |
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00939444-a
(17)
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mysterious, cryptic, inscrutable, deep, cryptical, mystifying
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of an obscure nature |
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00305683-r
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deep
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to a great distance |
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01511292-a
(6)
|
deep
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extreme or intense |
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00690058-a
(11)
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deep
| |
having great spatial extension or penetration downward or inward from an outer surface or backward or laterally or outward from a center |
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01873163-a
(12)
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deep
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marked by depth of thinking |
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09263811-n
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deep
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literary term for an ocean |
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00305821-r
(3)
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late, deep
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to an advanced time |
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15267373-n
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deep
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the central and most intense or profound part |
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