deepish
ˈdiːpɪʃ
Definition

Definition of deepish - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
measurementRaresomewhat deepRare
  • The pool is deepish, so be careful.
2.
abstractRareslightly profound or intenseRare
  • The discussion was deepish, touching on serious topics.
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Origin of deepish

Old English, deop (deep) + -ish (having the quality of)

Examples of deepish in a sentence

  • The hole in the ground was deepish, enough to trip someone.
  • Her thoughts were deepish, pondering life's mysteries.
  • The movie had a deepish theme, exploring human emotions.

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  1. French:assez profond, légèrement profond, ...
  2. German:etwas tief, etwas tiefgründig, ...
  3. Italian:un po' profondo, profondo, ...
  4. Spanish:algo profundo, profundo, ...
  5. Portuguese:meio fundo, profundo, ...
  6. Chinese:比较深, 稍微深刻的, ...
  7. Japanese:やや深い, やや強烈な, ...
  8. Arabic:عَمِيق نِسْبِيًّا, شِبْه عَميق, ...
  9. Hebrew:קְצָת עָמוֹק, עָמוֹק קְצָת, ...
  10. Russian:довольно глубокий, умеренно глубокий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:трохи глибокий, ...
  12. Hindi:थोड़ा गहरा, थोड़ी गहन, ...
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