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deep

adverb
  1. to a great depth
    deeply
  2. to a great distance
    “penetrated deep into enemy territory”
  3. to an advanced time
    “deep into the night”
    late
adjective
  1. exhibiting great cunning usually with secrecy
    “deep political machinations”
  2. strong
    rich
  3. very distant in time or space
    “deep in the past”
  4. having great spatial extension or penetration downward or inward from an outer surface or backward or laterally or outward from a center
  5. relatively deep or strong
    “affecting one deeply”
  6. difficult to penetrate
    abstruserecondite
  7. of an obscure nature
    crypticcrypticalmysteriousinscrutablemystifying
  8. with head or back bent low
    “a deep bow”
  9. having or denoting a low vocal or instrumental range
    “a deep voice”
    bass
  10. large in quantity or size
    “deep cuts in the budget”
  11. extreme
    “in deep trouble”
    all-fired
  12. very intense darkness
    “The deep blue shirt looked almost black in the dim lighting.”
    thick
  13. marked by depth of thinking
    “deep thoughts”
  14. relatively thick from top to bottom
    “deep carpets”
  15. extending relatively far inward
    “a deep border”
noun
  1. literary term for an ocean
    “denizens of the deep”
  2. a long steep-sided depression in the ocean floor
    trenchoceanic abyss
  3. the central and most intense or profound part
    “in the deep of night”