deeply

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deeply

She dived deeply into the clear blue water.

Definition

Adverb: 1. To a great depth; far down or in: Extending a long way from the surface or top, either physically or metaphorically. 2. To a great degree; intensely; profoundly: In a manner that is very strong, serious, or complete, especially regarding emotions, thoughts, or states.

Usage and Examples
  • Physical Depth:
    • The submarine dove deeply into the ocean trench. (It went far down into the water.)
    • He planted the stakes deeply in the ground. (He drove them far into the soil.)
  • Emotional or Psychological Intensity:
    • She was deeply moved by the kind gesture. (She was profoundly affected.)
    • I deeply regret my harsh words. (I feel intense regret.)
    • They are deeply in love. (Their love is very strong and profound.)
Advanced Usage
  • "deeply held": Used to describe beliefs, convictions, or values that are firmly and sincerely believed.
    • She has deeply held religious beliefs.
  • "deeply involved": Signifying a high level of engagement or entanglement.
    • He is deeply involved in community projects.
  • "sleep deeply": To be in a state of very sound, undisturbed sleep.
    • After the long journey, the child slept deeply.
Variants and Related Words
  • Deep (adjective): Extending far down, intense, or profound.
    • a deep well, deep thought, in deep trouble
  • Deepen (verb): To make or become deeper.
    • The mystery deepened. We need to deepen our understanding.
Synonyms
  • Profoundly: In a way that has great depth or intensity.
  • Intensely: With extreme strength or degree.
  • Greatly: To a large extent; very much.
  • Strongly: With great power or intensity.
Antonyms
  • Superficially: On or at the surface; not deeply.
  • Slightly: To a small degree; not intensely.
Related Phrases and Idioms
  • "deeply rooted": Firmly established and difficult to change.
    • The tradition is deeply rooted in their culture.
  • "cut deeply": To cause severe emotional pain.
    • His criticism cut deeply.
  • "breathe deeply": To take a long, full breath.
    • To calm down, try to breathe deeply.
deeply

She dived deeply into the clear blue water.

Adverb
  1. to a great depth; far down
    • dived deeply
    • dug deep
  2. to a great depth psychologically
    • They felt the loss deeply