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Definition of deeply - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
physical depthfar down or far into something
- The roots grow deeply into the soil.
2.
emotionallywith strong emotion
- She felt deeply hurt by the comment..
3.
profoundlyin a profound or thorough manner
- He thought deeply about the problem.
4.
sleepsoundly, hard to rouse from sleep
- He slept deeply after the long day.
Expressions with deeply
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firmly established or ingrained
The tradition is deeply rooted in their culture.
firmly established in a particular context or environment
The tradition is deeply rooted in the local culture.
owing a large amount of money or resources
They are deeply in debt after buying the house.
strongly affected by emotions
She was deeply moved by the touching speech.
fixed very firmly and thoroughly within something
These traditions are deeply embedded in our culture.
firmly fixed and very hard to change or remove
These deeply ingrained habits are difficult to break.
study or examine something with a lot of detail
We will go deeply into the causes of climate change.
firmly fixed and very hard to change or remove
These deeply entrenched traditions are hard to break.
to a great extent or degree
She was truly madly deeply committed to her work.
Origin of deeply
Old English, deoplice (deeply)
Terms with deeply included in their meaning
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interest
deeply interested or involved
admiration
admire someone deeply, usually for their abilities or qualities
sleep
soundly or deeply
deep sleep
sleep very deeply and peacefully
relaxation
inhale deeply to relax or calm down
in love
deeply in love with someone
thinker
someone who thinks deeply and seriously
sleeping deeply
start sleeping very soundly and not wake up easily
devoted husband
man who cares deeply for his spouse and children
deep sleep
deeply sleeping, not easily awakened
deep sleep
sleeping very deeply and soundly
deep affection
person someone loves deeply
achieve goals
cause something deeply wanted to become real
deep sleep
sleep very deeply and soundly
deep sleep
sleeping deeply and peacefully
sleep
deeply and without waking
physical posture
bend deeply at the knees while resting on feet
breathing
inhale deeply to fill the lungs with air
deep thought
person who spends time thinking deeply
emotion
care deeply or hold a firm opinion about a particular issue
admiration
man deeply admired for strong character or impressive ability
achieve goals
achieve what you deeply hope or wish for
popular person
loved by many people or loved very deeply
events
deeply involved in an ongoing situation or process
Examples of deeply in a sentence
He buried the treasure deeply under the sand. He was deeply moved by the speech. They were deeply saddened by the news. She was deeply moved by the heartfelt speech. The novel deeply explores themes of identity and belonging. She was sleeping deeply when the alarm went off.
The baby slept deeply through the night.
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- French:profondément, intensément, ...
- German:tief, zutiefst, ...
- Italian:in profondità, intensamente, ...
- Spanish:profundamente, intensamente, ...
- Portuguese:profundamente, intensamente, ...
- Chinese:深入地, 强烈地, ...
- Japanese:深く, 感情的に, ...
- Arabic:بِعُمْق, بِشِدَّة, ...
- Hebrew:עָמוֹק, עֲמוּקוֹת, ...
- Russian:глубоко, сильно, ...
- Ukrainian:глибоко, сильно, ...
- Hindi:गहराई तक, गहरे, ...
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