(lit. and fig.) deep
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profound / deep / deep-going
to take a deep breath
abyss / depths / deepest or most distant part
to penetrate deeply / thorough
deep / profound
depth / (of a speech etc) profundity / advanced stage of development
very late at night
to feel deeply
abyss
dark / dark colored
to be deeply in (trouble, debt etc) / deep set (eyes)
to receive in no small measure
deep emotion / deep feeling / deep love / affectionate / loving
to believe firmly
mature reflection / after careful deliberations
to believe firmly without any doubt (idiom) / absolute certainty about sth
deeply felt / heartfelt / sincere / honest
deep / profound / (of a person) reserved / undemonstrative / (of a voice, sound etc) deep / low-pitched
profound / abstruse / recondite / profoundly
to know well / to be fully aware of
deep layer / deep / deep-seated / underlying
far-reaching / profound and long-lasting
deep in the mountains
to ponder / to consider
deep / profound
deep (valley or night) / abstruse / hidden in depth
deep sea
to perform an in-depth investigation
to pursue one's studies
very serious / grave / profound
dark blue
to know (sth) very well / to be an expert in
to detest bitterly (idiom) / implacable hatred / to abhor / anathema
deep and unmeasurable (idiom) / unfathomable depths / incomprehensible / enigmatic and impossible to predict
senior / highly experienced / veteran
to deepen
deep water and scorching fire / abyss of suffering (idiom)
profound
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