deeper
Pronunciation: [ˈdiːpər]
Word
Context: "physical measurement"
(adjective) when something goes further down or is more profound than something else. For example, if you have a hole in the ground, a deeper hole is one that goes further down than a regular one.
Example
The lake is much deeper than I expected; it's over 30 feet deep.
Example
This hole is not deeper than the last one we dug; it's actually much shallower.
Example
How much deeper is the water in this part of the lake compared to the other side?
Context: "emotion or thought"
(adjective) when feelings or thoughts are more intense or serious. If you think or feel something more than usual, you can say you have a deeper understanding or feeling.
Example
After talking for a long time, I felt a deeper connection with my friend.
Example
He doesn't have a deeper understanding of the topic; he only knows the basics.
Example
What makes your feelings deeper than they used to be?
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