English · Adjectives
deep
/diːp/
[/diːp/]
far down
Beginneradjective
Definition
Going a long way down from the top or surface.
Example
The lake is surprisingly deep, so swimmers should always be very careful here.
The lake is surprisingly deep, so swimmers should always be very careful here.
Etymology
From Old English 'dēop', of Germanic origin, related to German 'tief'.
How & Where It’s Used
Literal for depth and figurative for deep feelings or thoughts.