Deep

Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 54
deep, a, extending far down; profound; low in situation; far in; back from the front line [Mil.]; swallowed up in; hidden; secret; difficult to fathom or comprehend; penetrative; darkly designing; grave in sound; intense: s. anything deep, especially the sea; that which is not easily fathomed, or not fathomable; the most still or solemn part ad. to a great depth (A.S. deop). Deeply, deep -le,: ad. to a great depth; profoundly; with great emotion; gravely; with profound skill. Deepne , deep'-nes, s. the state of being deep.
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