We use deep to talk about something that goes far down from the top or surface. It shows great distance inside or below something, like water or a hole.
The lake is very deep there.
This hole is deep and hard to climb.
Deep can mean strong emotions or serious ideas inside a person. It often talks about feelings or mental activity that are important and not simple.
She feels deep love for her family.
He has deep thoughts about life.
Deep can describe things like silence, feelings, or problems that are very serious or large but not physical. It shows a strong or big quality.
There is a deep silence in the room.
The problem is deep and hard to solve.
Deep can mean being far inside a place or area, not near the outside or edge. It shows distance inside a space like woods or a city.
The cabin is deep in the forest.
He lives deep in the city center.
Used as a noun, deep means a strong or serious feeling inside someone. It is not used often alone but in expressions relating to emotions.
He has a deep of sadness today.
The movie shows a deep of hope.
As a verb, deep means to go down or enter far inside something like water or earth. This use is rare and often seen in specific cases.
The roots deep into the ground.
The diver deep into the water.
Deep in music means having strong low sounds that can be felt. This often talks about bass or heavy music tones.
This song has a deep bass sound.
The deep beat makes me want to dance.
Fundamental substantive denoting an entity, idea, or concrete item.
The researcher highlighted the importance of deep in modern society.
A clear understanding of deep is necessary to evaluate the problem.
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