Deep

Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 154
dep, a. Extending far below the surface; of freat perpendicular dimension; extending far back rom the front; low in situation; hard to penetrate or comprehend; mysterious profound; secret; of penetrating or far-reaching intellect thoroughly versed profoundly moving or affecting; penetrating; thorough; profoundly quiet or dark; unmixed; sunk low depre ed abject strongly colored dark intense of low tone; grave; heavy.— adv. To a great depth; far down; profoundly; deeply. — n. That which deep, esp. deep water; the ocean; that which profound most quiet or profound part the midst the depth. [AS. deop, D. diep, — Dan. dyb, Ic. djupr, G. tie/; dip, dive.]
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