DICTOMETER

DYP (Norwegian for "deep")

(deep, depth, low, lowness, profound, bajo, hondura, profundo)

1. Synonyms:
   • Deep
   Definitions:
   • the central and most intense or profound part
   Examples:
   • In the deep of night
   • In the deep of winter
   
   
2. Synonyms:
   • Trench
   • Deep
   • Oceanic abyss
   Definitions:
   • a long steep-sided depression in the ocean floor
   
   
3. Synonyms:
   • Deep
   Definitions:
   • literary term for an ocean
   Examples:
   • Denizens of the deep
   
   

1. Synonyms:
   • Deep
   Definitions:
   • relatively deep or strong
   • affecting one deeply
   Examples:
   • A deep breath
   • A deep sigh
   • Deep concentration
   • Deep emotion
   • A deep trance
   • In a deep sleep
   Antonyms:
   • SHALLOW
   • light, wakeful
   
   
   
2. Synonyms:
   • Deep
   Definitions:
   • marked by depth of thinking
   Examples:
   • Deep thoughts
   • A deep allegory
   Antonyms:
   • Superficial
   
   
   
3. Synonyms:
   • Deep
   Definitions:
   • having great spatial extension or penetration downward or inward from an outer surface or backward or laterally or outward from a center
   • sometimes used in combination
   Examples:
   • A deep well
   • A deep dive
   • Deep water
   • A deep casserole
   • A deep gash
   • Deep massage
   • Deep pressure receptors in muscles
   • Deep shelves
   • A deep closet
   • Surrounded by a deep yard
   • Hit the ball to deep center field
   • In deep space
   • Waist-deep
   Antonyms:
   • SHALLOW
   • ankle-deep, knee-deep
   • fordable
   • neritic
   • reefy, shelfy, shelvy, shoaly
   
   
   
4. Synonyms:
   • Deep
   Definitions:
   • very distant in time or space
   Examples:
   • Deep in the past
   • Deep in enemy territory
   • Deep in the woods
   • A deep space probe
   Antonyms:
   • Close
   
   
   
5. Synonyms:
   • Deep
   Definitions:
   • extreme
   Examples:
   • In deep trouble
   • Deep happiness
   Antonyms:
   • Mild
   
   
   
6. Synonyms:
   • Bass
   • Deep
   Definitions:
   • having or denoting a low vocal or instrumental range
   Examples:
   • A deep voice
   • A bass voice is lower than a baritone voice
   • A bass clarinet
   Antonyms:
   • High
   • High-pitched
   
   
   
7. Synonyms:
   • Deep
   • Rich
   Definitions:
   • strong
   • intense
   Examples:
   • Deep purple
   • A rich red
   Antonyms:
   • Colorless
   • Colourless
   
   
   
8. Synonyms:
   • Deep
   Definitions:
   • relatively thick from top to bottom
   Examples:
   • Deep carpets
   • Deep snow
   Antonyms:
   • Thin
   
   
   
9. Synonyms:
   • Deep
   Definitions:
   • extending relatively far inward
   Examples:
   • A deep border
   Antonyms:
   • Narrow
   
   
   
10. Synonyms:
    • Thick
    • Deep
    Definitions:
    • (of darkness) very intense
    Examples:
    • Thick night
    • Thick darkness
    • A face in deep shadow
    • Deep night
    Antonyms:
    • Mild
    
    
    
11. Synonyms:
    • Deep
    Definitions:
    • large in quantity or size
    Examples:
    • Deep cuts in the budget
    Antonyms:
    • Small
    • Little
    • Small
    • Little
    
    
    
12. Synonyms:
    • Deep
    Definitions:
    • with head or back bent low
    Examples:
    • A deep bow
    Antonyms:
    • High
    
    
    
13. Synonyms:
    • Cryptic
    • Cryptical
    • Deep
    • Inscrutable
    • Mysterious
    • Mystifying
    Definitions:
    • of an obscure nature
    Examples:
    • The new insurance policy is written without cryptic or mysterious terms
    • A deep dark secret
    • The inscrutable workings of Providence
    • In its mysterious past it encompasses all the dim origins of life- Rachel Carson
    • Rituals totally mystifying to visitors from other lands
    Antonyms:
    • Explicable
    
    
    
14. Synonyms:
    • Abstruse
    • Deep
    • Recondite
    Definitions:
    • difficult to penetrate
    • incomprehensible to one of ordinary understanding or knowledge
    Examples:
    • The professor's lectures were so abstruse that students tended to avoid them
    • A deep metaphysical theory
    • Some recondite problem in historiography
    Antonyms:
    • Exoteric
    
    
    
15. Synonyms:
    • Deep
    Definitions:
    • exhibiting great cunning usually with secrecy
    Examples:
    • Deep political machinations
    • A deep plot
    Antonyms:
    • Artless
    
    
    

1. Synonyms:
   • Deeply
   • Deep
   Definitions:
   • to a great depth
   • far down
   Examples:
   • Dived deeply
   • Dug deep
   
   
2. Synonyms:
   • Deep
   • Late
   Definitions:
   • to an advanced time
   Examples:
   • Deep into the night
   • Talked late into the evening
   
   
3. Synonyms:
   • Deep
   Definitions:
   • to a great distance
   Examples:
   • Penetrated deep into enemy territory
   • Went deep into the woods