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Meaning of deeper
The primary meaning of the word "deeper" is comparative form of deep, used to describe something that is more profound or extends further down.
Etymology of deeper
The word "deeper" originates from Old English "dēop" and the comparative suffix "-er", with the meaning of "further down" or "more profound".
The word has been used in English since the 9th century, with its meaning evolving over time to include various senses of depth, intensity, and profundity.
Synonyms
more profound
thicker
more intense
stronger
more extreme
further
more intricate
complex
intricate
complicated
detailed
thorough
exhaustive
comprehensive
intense
fervent
passionate
ardent
zealous
devoted
more significant
weightier
graver
more serious
profounder
thicker
more substantial
more solid
denser
more compact
tighter
more profound
inward
internal
inner
more inward
more internal
innermost
inmost
more inmost.
Definitions
- Extending or situated further down: used to describe something that is more profound or extends further down.
- More profound or intense: used to describe a feeling, emotion, or experience that is more intense or profound.
- Further or more extreme: used to describe an action, situation, or condition that is more severe or extreme.
Usage Examples
- The water gets deeper as you move further away from the shore.
- Her feelings for him grew deeper with each passing day.
- The crisis is deeper than we initially thought, and it will require a more comprehensive solution.
Antonyms
shallower
less profound
thinner
weaker
less intense
more superficial
lighter
less serious
less significant
more trivial
more frivolous
less substantial
less solid
less dense
more vague
less defined
more ambiguous
less distinct
more obscure
less clear.