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1. deep (a)

89 synonyms
# Word Frequency Likes Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. absorbed 8.32 8 letters 46 synonyms
2. absorbing 3.16 9 letters 37 synonyms
3. abstract 13.8 8 letters 135 synonyms
4. abstruse 0.14 8 letters 45 synonyms
5. abysmal 0.83 7 letters 15 synonyms
6. ambiguous 3.72 9 letters 54 synonyms
7. artful 0.76 6 letters 49 synonyms
8. astute 1.26 6 letters 60 synonyms
9. bass 19.1 4 letters 17 synonyms
10. beaming 1.07 7 letters 22 synonyms
11. below 112 5 letters 35 synonyms
12. beneath 17.4 7 letters 12 synonyms
13. blazing 3.02 7 letters 37 synonyms
14. bottomless 0.91 10 letters 19 synonyms
15. boundless 1.1 9 letters 32 synonyms
16. bright 40.7 6 letters 161 synonym
17. brilliant 35.5 9 letters 100 synonyms
18. buried 25.1 6 letters 24 synonyms
19. burnished 0.36 9 letters 27 synonyms
20. complexen.synonym.one 72.4 7 letters 66 synonyms
21. complicated 29.5 11 letters 40 synonyms
22. concentrated 9.12 12 letters 61 synonym
23. continuous 16.2 10 letters 50 synonyms
24. crafty 1.62 6 letters 57 synonyms
25. cryptic 1.7 7 letters 38 synonyms
26. cunning 2.82 7 letters 85 synonyms
27. designing 7.76 9 letters 43 synonyms
28. difficult 117 9 letters 113 synonyms
29. discerning 1.05 10 letters 77 synonyms
30. doubtful 3.31 8 letters 108 synonyms
31. earnest 4.57 7 letters 130 synonyms
32. effulgent 0.04 9 letters 19 synonyms
33. esoteric 1.48 8 letters 26 synonyms
34. extreme 39.8 7 letters 149 synonyms
35. faithful 12.6 8 letters 97 synonyms
36. fast 135 4 letters 120 synonyms
37. fathomless 0.04 10 letters 8 synonyms
38. foxy 1 4 letters 28 synonyms
39. full 347 4 letters 123 synonyms
40. gay 79.4 3 letters 77 synonyms
41. glistening 0.74 10 letters 33 synonyms
42. grave 20.4 5 letters 76 synonyms
43. great 759 5 letters 149 synonyms
44. grievous 1.51 8 letters 69 synonyms
45. growling 0.93 8 letters 14 synonyms
46. guttural 0.36 8 letters 10 synonyms
47. hard 339 4 letters 162 synonyms
48. hoarse 0.46 6 letters 17 synonyms
49. incisive 0.58 8 letters 62 synonyms
50. infiniteen.synonym.one 14.5 8 letters 59 synonyms
51. insidious 1.74 9 letters 45 synonyms
52. intellectual 20 12 letters 47 synonyms
53. intelligent 19.5 11 letters 90 synonyms
54. intense 24.5 7 letters 124 synonyms
55. intimate 11.5 8 letters 101 synonym
56. involved 126 8 letters 61 synonym
57. loud 33.9 4 letters 78 synonyms
58. low 214 3 letters 207 synonyms
59. low-pitched 6.7 10 letters 6 synonyms
60. loyal 15.8 5 letters 40 synonyms
61. machiavellian 0.33 13 letters 28 synonyms
62. musical 32.4 7 letters 43 synonyms
63. obscure 7.08 7 letters 211 synonyms
64. perpetual 4.07 9 letters 47 synonyms
65. potent 5.5 6 letters 59 synonyms
66. profound 8.71 8 letters 48 synonyms
67. recondite 0.05 9 letters 40 synonyms
68. resonant 1.35 8 letters 34 synonyms
69. rich 81.3 4 letters 106 synonyms
70. rounded 9.55 7 letters 35 synonyms
71. sepulchral 0.09 10 letters 15 synonyms
72. serious 126 7 letters 105 synonyms
73. shadowy 1.74 7 letters 44 synonyms
74. sonorous 0.18 8 letters 32 synonyms
75. sound 141 5 letters 208 synonyms
76. soundless 0.13 9 letters 19 synonyms
77. steadfast 1.38 9 letters 67 synonyms
78. straight 110 8 letters 79 synonyms
79. strong 166 6 letters 187 synonyms
80. subterranean 1.29 12 letters 8 synonyms
81. thick 28.8 5 letters 125 synonyms
82. thoughtful 6.76 10 letters 75 synonyms
83. throaty 0.17 7 letters 17 synonyms
84. unbroken 1.66 8 letters 63 synonyms
85. undisturbed 0.98 11 letters 51 synonym
86. unfathomable 0.81 12 letters 13 synonyms
87. uninterrupted 1.78 13 letters 27 synonyms
88. vivid 5.62 5 letters 57 synonyms
89. wise 32.4 4 letters 62 synonyms

2. deep (Noun)

11 synonyms
# Word Frequency Likes Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. abyss 2.51 5 letters 27 synonyms
2. cell 74.1 4 letters 52 synonyms
3. dungeon 3.72 7 letters 13 synonyms
4. hold 155 4 letters 294 synonyms
5. keep 457 4 letters 112 synonyms
6. ocean 50.1 5 letters 16 synonyms
7. oceanic abyss 1.24 12 letters 2 synonyms
8. prison 63.1 6 letters 42 synonyms
9. river 107 5 letters 31 synonym
10. tower 31.6 5 letters 41 synonym
11. trench 5.01 6 letters 28 synonyms
3 definitions
deep (Noun) —   The central and most intense or profound part 2 examples
1. ex. "in the deep of night"
2. ex. "in the deep of winter"
deep (Noun) —   A long steep-sided depression in the ocean floor
deep (Noun) —   Literary term for an ocean 1 example
1. ex. "denizens of the deep"
4 types of
# Word Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. depression 10 letters 82 synonyms
2. middle 6 letters 43 synonyms
3. natural depression 17 letters 1 synonym
4. ocean 5 letters 16 synonyms
4 types
# Word Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. atacama trench 13 letters 0 synonyms
2. bougainville trench 18 letters 0 synonyms
3. japan trench 11 letters 0 synonyms
4. nares deep 9 letters 0 synonyms

3. deep (Adjective)

4 synonyms
# Word Frequency Likes Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. cryptical 0 9 letters 10 synonyms
2. inscrutable 0.36 11 letters 21 synonym
3. mysterious 14.8 10 letters 72 synonyms
4. mystifying 0.23 10 letters 38 synonyms
1 antonym
# Word Number of letters Number of antonyms
1. shallow 7 letters 1 antonym
15 definitions
deep (Adjective) —   Not easily disturbed or changed; big or strong 6 examples
1. ex. "a deep breath"
2. ex. "a deep sigh"
3. ex. "deep concentration"
4. ex. "deep emotion"
5. ex. "a deep trance"
6. ex. "in a deep sleep"
deep (Adjective) —   Marked by depth of thinking 2 examples
1. ex. "deep thoughts"
2. ex. "a deep allegory"
deep (Adjective) —   Having great spatial extension or penetration downward or inward from an outer surface or backward or laterally or outward from a centre; sometimes used in combination 13 examples
1. ex. "a deep well"
2. ex. "a deep dive"
3. ex. "deep water"
4. ex. "a deep casserole"
5. ex. "a deep gash"
6. ex. "deep massage"
7. ex. "deep pressure receptors in muscles"
8. ex. "deep shelves"
9. ex. "a deep closet"
10. ex. "surrounded by a deep yard"
11. ex. "hit the ball to deep centre field"
12. ex. "in deep space"
13. ex. "waist-deep"
deep (Adjective) —   Very distant in time or space 4 examples
1. ex. "deep in the past"
2. ex. "deep in enemy territory"
3. ex. "deep in the woods"
4. ex. "a deep space probe"
deep (Adjective) —   Extreme 2 examples
1. ex. "in deep trouble"
2. ex. "deep happiness"
deep (Adjective) —   Having or denoting a low vocal or instrumental range 1 example
1. ex. "a deep voice"
deep (Adjective) —   strong; intense 1 example
1. ex. "deep purple"
deep (Adjective) —   Relatively thick from top to bottom 2 examples
1. ex. "deep carpets"
2. ex. "deep snow"
deep (Adjective) —   Extending relatively far inward 1 example
1. ex. "a deep border"
deep (Adjective) —   (of darkness) very intense 2 examples
1. ex. "a face in deep shadow"
2. ex. "deep night"
deep (Adjective) —   Large in quantity or size 1 example
1. ex. "deep cuts in the budget"
deep (Adjective) —   With head or back bent low 1 example
1. ex. "a deep bow"
deep (Adjective) —   Of an obscure nature 1 example
1. ex. "a deep dark secret"
deep (Adjective) —   Difficult to penetrate; incomprehensible to one of ordinary understanding or knowledge 1 example
1. ex. "a deep metaphysical theory"
deep (Adjective) —   Exhibiting great cunning usually with secrecy 2 examples
1. ex. "deep political machinations"
2. ex. "a deep plot"
2 see also
# Word Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. deepness 8 letters 13 synonyms
2. depth 5 letters 35 synonyms

4. deep (Adverb)

2 synonyms
# Word Frequency Likes Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. deeply 27.5 6 letters 2 synonyms
2. late 219 4 letters 65 synonyms
3 definitions
deep (Adverb) —   To a great depth;far down 1 example
1. ex. "dug deep"
deep (Adverb) —   To an advanced time 1 example
1. ex. "deep into the night"
deep (Adverb) —   To a great distance 2 examples
1. ex. "penetrated deep into enemy territory"
2. ex. "went deep into the woods"
6 misspelling
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All synonyms in one line
absorbed, absorbing, abstract, abstruse, abysmal, en.synonym.one, ambiguous, artful, astute, bass, beaming, below, beneath, blazing, bottomless, boundless, bright, brilliant, buried, burnished, complex, complicated, concentrated, continuous, crafty, cryptic, en.synonym.one, cunning, designing, difficult, discerning, doubtful, earnest, effulgent, esoteric, extreme, faithful, fast, fathomless, foxy, full, gay, glistening, grave, great, grievous, growling, guttural, hard, hoarse, incisive, infinite, en.synonym.one, insidious, intellectual, intelligent, intense, intimate, involved, loud, low, low-pitched, loyal, machiavellian, musical, obscure, perpetual, potent, profound, recondite, resonant, rich, rounded, sepulchral, serious, shadowy, sonorous, sound, soundless, steadfast, straight, strong, subterranean, thick, thoughtful, throaty, unbroken, undisturbed, unfathomable, uninterrupted, vivid, wise, abyss, cell, dungeon, hold, keep, en.synonym.one, ocean, oceanic abyss, prison, river, tower, trench, cryptical, inscrutable, mysterious, mystifying, deeply, late.
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