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Definition of in-depth - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
detailed studythorough and detailed examination or analysis
- The report provided an in-depth analysis of the market trends.
2.
careful planningcomprehensive and carefully worked out
- The team conducted an in-depth review of the project plan.
Expressions with in-depth
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very detailed study of a subject to understand it completely
The report includes an in-depth analysis of the company’s financial performance.
detailed understanding of a subject
She has in-depth knowledge of ancient history.
long conversation to get detailed information from someone
The researcher conducted an in-depth interview with each participant.
careful detailed study of a subject to understand it fully
The report includes an in-depth examination of recent voting trends.
Origin of in-depth
English, in (inside) + depth (deepness)
Terms with in-depth included in their meaning
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education
specific subject or discipline that someone learns or researches in depth
measurement
reaching up to the ankles in depth
measurement
up to the waist in depth
deep understanding
in a way that shows great depth of knowledge or thought
complexity
indicates hidden complexity or depth in something
academic method
in-depth investigation of one person, group or event, often documented over time
measurement
having increased in depth
magazine writing
prominent, in-depth piece about one subject in print or online media
many parts
complexity or depth in a situation or concept
feature
detailed story exploring a news topic in depth
physical objects
existing in three dimensions with height, width, and depth
growth
increasing in depth or complexity
complexity
having depth or complexity in character
measurement
unit of length equal to six feet, used in measuring water depth
news writing
in-depth article on a chosen subject, often focused on people
geography
area in water with low depth
serious news
newspaper known for high standards and serious, in-depth news
art
technique in drawing to show light and depth
physical depth
in a shallow manner without depth
emotion
in a manner lacking depth or seriousness
intellectual
lack of depth in knowledge or thought
conversation
serious talk that focuses on important issues in real depth
knowledge
lack of depth in knowledge or thought
exploration
think about or explore in depth
Examples of in-depth in a sentence
She conducted an in-depth interview with the author. They provided an in-depth analysis of the financial report. The book offers an in-depth exploration of ancient civilizations.
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- French:approfondi, exhaustif, ...
- German:tiefgehend, gründlich, ...
- Italian:approfondito, ...
- Spanish:detallado, ...
- Portuguese:minucioso, exaustivo, ...
- Chinese:深入的, 详尽的, ...
- Japanese:詳細な, 綿密な, ...
- Arabic:مُفَصَّل, ...
- Hebrew:מַעֲמִיק, ...
- Russian:глубокий, углубленный, ...
- Ukrainian:детальний, ...
- Hindi:गहन, सुविचारित, ...
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