deeply
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈdiːpli/
deeply means: Very much or with strong feelings.
adverb
VERY MUCHB1
Very much or with strong feelings.
- I am deeply sorry.
- Her kind words moved me deeply.
- These beliefs are deeply rooted in local culture.
FAR INTOB2
In a way that reaches far down or far into something.
- Breathe deeply and relax.
- The knife cut deeply into the wood.
- Water had worn deeply into the soft rock.
WITH SERIOUS THOUGHTB2
With careful thought or a thorough understanding of something.
- Think deeply before you answer.
- He understood deeply how poverty affected families.
- We reflected deeply on the reasons for our failure.
FAR BELOWB2
Far below the surface or far inside something.
- The treasure lay deeply buried.
- Some roots grow deeply beneath the soil.
- The fish stayed deeply submerged in the cold lake.
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