deep-set
ˌdiːpˈsɛt
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Definition of deep-set - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
eyespositioned deeply within the face
  • She has deep-set eyes that give her a mysterious look.
hollow recessed sunken
2.
figurativefirmly established or long-standing
  • His deep-set beliefs were hard to change.
entrenched ingrained
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Origin of deep-set

English, deep (profound) + set (place)

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appearance
having eyes set deep in the sockets

Examples of deep-set in a sentence

  • The actor's deep-set eyes added intensity to his role.
  • Her deep-set habits were difficult to break.
  • The community had deep-set traditions.

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  1. French:enfoncé, profondément enraciné, ...
  2. German:tief liegend, tief verwurzelt, ...
  3. Italian:infossato, profondo, ...
  4. Spanish:hundido, arraigado, ...
  5. Portuguese:profundo, enraizado, ...
  6. Chinese:深陷的, 根深蒂固的, ...
  7. Japanese:奥深い, 根深い, ...
  8. Arabic:غَائِر, راسخ, ...
  9. Hebrew:שָׁקוּעַ, מֻשְׁרָשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:глубокий, устоявшийся, ...
  11. Ukrainian:глибокий, глибоко вкорінений, ...
  12. Hindi:धँसी हुई, गहरे जमे हुए, ...
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