deeper
word · lemma: deep
Definition
The comparative form of 'deep'. It means going farther down, farther inside, or being stronger, more serious, or more thoughtful than something else.
Usage & Nuances
Use it to compare two things: 'deeper water', 'a deeper voice', 'a deeper meaning'. It can describe physical depth, emotions, knowledge, sleep, color, or discussion. Don't confuse it with 'more deeply', which is an adverb.
Example Sentences
I was hoping for a simple answer, but that question opened a deeper discussion.
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Once you spend more time there, you start to feel a deeper connection to the place.
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The river is deeper here than near the bridge.
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We need a deeper box for these bottles.
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His voice became deeper as he got older.
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After talking to her, I realized the problem was deeper than I thought.
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