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With branches closely inter natures, woven. IMG:content-1990.png:[blocks in formation] "But soon obscured with smoke, all heaven appear'd, From those deep - throated engines belch'd, whose roar Embowel'd with outrageous noise the air." Milton: P. L., iv. 585-87. deep-transported, a . Enrapt. "Before thou clothe my fancy in fit sound, Such where the deep - transported mind may soar." Milton: College Exercise. deep-vaulted, a. Having a deep vault or ex"From hell's deep - vaulted den to dwell in light." Milton: P. R. , i. 116. deep-voiced, a. Sending out deep sonorous IMG:content-1991.png:[blocks in formation] ."- Til lots on . 2. Profoundly; with great care or attention. "He had studied the question of allegiance long and deeply."- Macaulay : Hist . Eng ., ch. xvii. 3. Earnestly, from the heart, solemnly, feelingly. "And he sighed deeply in his spirit."-- Mark viii. 12. 4. With a tendency to darkne or intensity of color. "Hedge and wood full-leaved and deeply tinted."C. Bronte: Jane Eyre, ch. xxiii. 5. Strongly, greatly; in a high degree. "To keep his promise with him, he had deeply offended both his nobles and people."- Bacon : Henry VII. 6. Gravely; with deep or low tone.