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Synonym for "deep"

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The synonym deep synonymous definition words:
deep [noun]
means "sea"
river, abyss, ocean
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deep [adjective]
means "sound"
bass
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deep [adjective]
means "property"
involved, earnest, absorbed, fast, absorbing, intimate, serious, grave, grievous, extreme, great
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deep [adjective]
means "position"
low, below, beneath, subterranean
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deep [adjective]
means "characteristic"
wise, artful, designing, astute, bright, cunning, discerning, intelligent, rich, abstruse, difficult, low, buried, abstract, incisive, abysmal
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absorbing [adjective]
means "involved"
earnest, absorbed, fast, deep, intimate, extreme
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abstract [adjective]
means "abstruse"
obscure, complex, complicated, deep, difficult
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abysmal [adjective]
means "difficult"
low, buried, abstract, incisive, deep, rich
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bass [adjective]
means "low-pitched"
deep, low, sonorous, grave, resonant, musical
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beaming [adjective]
means "glistening"
deep, bright, blazing, brilliant, burnished, effulgent
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bottomless [adjective]
means "fathomless"
abysmal, deep, infinite, soundless, boundless, unfathomable
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bright [adjective]
means "property"
glistening, deep, beaming, blazing, brilliant, burnished
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buried [adjective]
means "difficult"
low, deep, abstract, incisive, abysmal, rich
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concentrated [adjective]
means "strong"
straight, deep, intense, potent, rich, thick
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cunning [adjective]
means "sly"
deep, artful, designing, crafty, insidious, foxy
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dungeon [noun]
means "prison"
cell, hold, deep, keep, tower
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esoteric [adjective]
means "unclear"
ambiguous, deep, shadowy, doubtful, cryptic, obscure
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fast [adjective]
means "characteristic"
loyal, faithful, steadfast, deep, profound, sound
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fathomless [adjective]
means "bottomless"
abysmal, deep, infinite, soundless, boundless, unfathomable
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full [adjective]
means "sound"
resonant, rounded, throaty, deep, loud
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glistening [adjective]
means "bright"
deep, beaming, blazing, brilliant, burnished, effulgent
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growling [adjective]
means "sound"
deep, hoarse, sepulchral, throaty, guttural, thick
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guttural [adjective]
means "sound"
deep, hoarse, sepulchral, throaty, growling, thick
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hold [noun]
means "building"
prison, cell, dungeon, deep, keep, tower
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intense [adjective]
means "profound"
strong, deep, extreme, hard
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low-pitched [adjective]
means "bass"
deep, low, sonorous, grave, resonant, musical
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obscure [adjective]
means "unclear"
ambiguous, deep, shadowy, doubtful, cryptic, esoteric
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prison [noun]
means "place"
hold, cell, dungeon, deep, keep, tower
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profound [adjective]
means "bottomless"
fathomless, deep, subterranean
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recondite [adjective]
means "profound"
deep, abstruse
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rich [adjective]
means "colour"
deep, strong, vivid, bright, gay
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sepulchral [adjective]
means "in the throat"
deep, hoarse, guttural, throaty, growling, thick
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sound [adjective]
means "property"
deep, profound, intellectual, thoughtful, fast, unbroken
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steadfast [adjective]
means "loyal"
faithful, fast, deep, profound, sound
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subterranean [adjective]
means "low"
below, beneath, deep
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throaty [adjective]
means "resonant"
rounded, full, deep, loud
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unbroken [adjective]
means "endless"
deep
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unfathomable [adjective]
means "fathomless"
abysmal, deep, infinite, soundless, boundless, bottomless
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deep-rooted [adjective]
means "intrinsic"
innate, inner, ingrained, inherent, intimate, deep-seated, inmost
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deep-seated [adjective]
means "intrinsic"
inmost, innate, inner, ingrained, inherent, deep-rooted, intimate
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deepen [verb]
means "make deeper"
dig, hollow, dig out, lower
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deepen [verb]
means "expand"
extend, increase, intensify, develop, grow, exacerbate
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deepness [noun]
means "depth"
pitch, drop, bottom
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depth [noun]
means "property"
deepness, pitch, drop, bottom
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depth [noun]
means "characteristic"
profundity, deepness, intensity, wisdom, profoundness, extent
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dig out [verb]
means "make deeper"
dig, hollow, deepen, lower
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impenetrability [noun]
means "depth"
deepness, profoundness, abstruseness, profundity, obscurity
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inmost [adjective]
means "intrinsic"
innate, inner, ingrained, inherent, deep-rooted, deep-seated
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intimate [adjective]
means "intrinsic"
innate, inner, ingrained, inherent, deep-rooted, deep-seated
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intrinsic [adjective]
means "intimate"
innate, inner, ingrained, inherent, deep-rooted, deep-seated
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inveterate [adjective]
means "firmly established"
deep-seated, entrenched, confirmed, ingrained, chronic, deep-rooted
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profundity [noun]
means "depth"
deepness, profoundness, abstruseness, impenetrability, obscurity
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rooted [adjective]
means "fixed"
firm, implanted, deep-seated, firmly established
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