Deep meaning in Hindi

deep (noun) = the central and most intense or profound part

Synonyms: deep

• Usage: in the deep of night
• Usage: in the deep of winter

deep (noun) = a long steep-sided depression in the ocean floor

Synonyms: trench, deep, oceanic_abyss

deep (noun) = literary term for an ocean

Synonyms: deep

• Usage: denizens of the deep

deep (adj) = relatively deep or strong; affecting one deeply

Synonyms: deep

• Usage: a deep breath
• Usage: a deep sigh
• Usage: deep concentration
• Usage: deep emotion
• Usage: a deep trance
• Usage: in a deep sleep

deep (adj) = marked by depth of thinking

Synonyms: deep

• Usage: deep thoughts
• Usage: a deep allegory

deep (adj) = having great spatial extension or penetration downward or inward from an outer surface or backward or laterally or outward from a center; sometimes used in combination

Synonyms: deep

• Usage: a deep well
• Usage: a deep dive
• Usage: deep water
• Usage: a deep casserole
• Usage: a deep gash
• Usage: deep massage
• Usage: deep pressure receptors in muscles
• Usage: deep shelves
• Usage: a deep closet
• Usage: surrounded by a deep yard
• Usage: hit the ball to deep center field
• Usage: in deep space
• Usage: waist-deep

deep (adj) = very distant in time or space

Synonyms: deep

• Usage: deep in the past
• Usage: deep in enemy territory
• Usage: deep in the woods
• Usage: a deep space probe

deep (adj) = extreme

Synonyms: deep

• Usage: in deep trouble
• Usage: deep happiness

deep (adj) = having or denoting a low vocal or instrumental range

Synonyms: bass, deep

• Usage: a deep voice
• Usage: a bass voice is lower than a baritone voice
• Usage: a bass clarinet

deep (adj) = strong; intense

Synonyms: deep, rich

• Usage: deep purple
• Usage: a rich red

deep (adj) = relatively thick from top to bottom

Synonyms: deep

• Usage: deep carpets
• Usage: deep snow

deep (adj) = extending relatively far inward

Synonyms: deep

• Usage: a deep border

deep (adj) = (of darkness) very intense

Synonyms: thick, deep

• Usage: thick night
• Usage: thick darkness
• Usage: a face in deep shadow
• Usage: deep night

deep (adj) = large in quantity or size

Synonyms: deep

• Usage: deep cuts in the budget

deep (adj) = with head or back bent low

Synonyms: deep

• Usage: a deep bow

deep (adj) = of an obscure nature

Synonyms: cryptic, cryptical, deep, inscrutable, mysterious, mystifying

• Usage: the new insurance policy is written without cryptic or mysterious terms
• Usage: a deep dark secret
• Usage: the inscrutable workings of Providence
• Usage: in its mysterious past it encompasses all the dim origins of life"- Rachel Carson
• Usage: rituals totally mystifying to visitors from other lands

deep (adj) = difficult to penetrate; incomprehensible to one of ordinary understanding or knowledge

Synonyms: abstruse, deep, recondite

• Usage: the professor's lectures were so abstruse that students tended to avoid them
• Usage: a deep metaphysical theory
• Usage: some recondite problem in historiography

deep (adj) = exhibiting great cunning usually with secrecy

Synonyms: deep

• Usage: deep political machinations
• Usage: a deep plot

deep (adv) = to a great depth; far down

Synonyms: deeply, deep

• Usage: dived deeply
• Usage: dug deep

deep (adv) = to an advanced time

Synonyms: deep, late

• Usage: deep into the night
• Usage: talked late into the evening

deep (adv) = to a great distance

Synonyms: deep

• Usage: penetrated deep into enemy territory
• Usage: went deep into the woods