Definition of deeply in English:

deeply

adverb ˈdiːpliˈdipli

1Far down or in.
he breathed deeply
Example sentencesExamples
- It is obviously so deeply embedded in his memory that he has no need to go to nature for inspiration.
- The traditions of folk, it would appear, are deeply embedded in the Rusby family tree.
- She breathed them in deeply and it took her back to times when nothing could trouble her.
- As you breathe in deeply, the salty scent of the sea mingles with fragrant hedgerows.
- He paced the floor, looking down on her as she knelt at his feet and breathed slowly and deeply.
- As the cool night air hit me, I slowed down, breathing in deeply to catch my breath.
- She moved her hands from her face but kept her eyes closed and breathed deeply.
- Put a few drops of neat tea tree oil in a bowl of hot water, stick a towel over your head and breathe deeply for a few minutes.
- There was a warm breeze that stirred Elizabeth's hair and she breathed it in deeply.
- He breathes in deeply, then starts sobbing and leaves the room to be comforted by his wife and lawyer.
- It is startling to realise how deeply the monarchy is embedded in the nation.
- He had been nervous at the start, rocking on his heels and breathing deeply before going on.
- He did not answer, he closed his eyes and breathed out deeply, ignoring my question.
- I basked for a while in the warmth, breathing deeply as my stresses drifted away.
- This means that the animal cannot run fast and breathe deeply at the same time.
- They are mainly surface-rooting and will be unhappy if you plant them too deeply.
- He breathed the air in deeply and felt somewhat better as his sweat froze to his body.
- Kara breathed in deeply, trying to clear the fog that had settled over her mind.
- Keep on breathing deeply, breathing in through your nose and out through your mouth.
- Cameron was breathing deeply and he sat down on the porch step in an effort to calm down.
2Intensely.
Richard felt her loss very deeply
as submodifier she was deeply hurt
Example sentencesExamples
- Most of their extreme ideas were deeply unpopular with the resistance, he said.
- But they care deeply, and they know that the very soul of the party is being fought over.
- As a Christian grandmother I am deeply upset at the erosion of moral values in this country.
- It is only now he can reflect light-heartedly on an experience that hurt him deeply.
- Kaerin grimaced at the sight of her like that, obviously what he had said had hurt her deeply.
- He had a great personality, was part of the family, and we will miss him deeply.
- This has hurt me deeply, and I will do my best to be more thoughtful and articulate in the future.
- It moved me very deeply, stirred something within me, and that made me want to write.
- You try to act like you don't care to mask how deeply you feel violated and hurt.
- The film depicts an act of extreme cruelty and barbarity and is deeply disturbing.
- Niffenegger writes a disjointed love story that is deeply moving and quite believable.
- That said, this is an enjoyable and deeply moving effort to link literature, life and love.
- We feel the pain and the loss very deeply since we are empathetically connected to you.
- Victorian fathers cared deeply for their children and so did the ancient Greeks.
- They had a profound effect on the young Pascal and he became deeply religious.
- I'm deeply grateful that my usual routine is still there, waiting for me to return.
- Instead, we are deeply concerned at the terrible tragedy of so many biker deaths.
- Presumably, the song is at some level autobiographical, and as such is deeply moving.
- He said the incident was deeply alarming and warned that it could have been more serious.
- When it was reported back to him what his son had done, he was deeply hurt.
Synonyms
greatly, enormously, extremely, very much, to a great extent/degree
strongly, powerfully, profoundly, intensely, keenly, sharply, acutely
thoroughly, completely, entirely
severely, awfully, terribly, painfully, desperately
informal well, seriously, majorly, jolly, oh-so
North American informal mighty, plumb

Definition of deeply in US English:

deeply

adverbˈdipliˈdēplē

1Far down or in.
he breathed deeply
fragments of rock were deeply embedded within the wood
Example sentencesExamples
- As the cool night air hit me, I slowed down, breathing in deeply to catch my breath.
- Keep on breathing deeply, breathing in through your nose and out through your mouth.
- There was a warm breeze that stirred Elizabeth's hair and she breathed it in deeply.
- It is startling to realise how deeply the monarchy is embedded in the nation.
- Put a few drops of neat tea tree oil in a bowl of hot water, stick a towel over your head and breathe deeply for a few minutes.
- Kara breathed in deeply, trying to clear the fog that had settled over her mind.
- He paced the floor, looking down on her as she knelt at his feet and breathed slowly and deeply.
- As you breathe in deeply, the salty scent of the sea mingles with fragrant hedgerows.
- I basked for a while in the warmth, breathing deeply as my stresses drifted away.
- She breathed them in deeply and it took her back to times when nothing could trouble her.
- The traditions of folk, it would appear, are deeply embedded in the Rusby family tree.
- He had been nervous at the start, rocking on his heels and breathing deeply before going on.
- It is obviously so deeply embedded in his memory that he has no need to go to nature for inspiration.
- She moved her hands from her face but kept her eyes closed and breathed deeply.
- This means that the animal cannot run fast and breathe deeply at the same time.
- He did not answer, he closed his eyes and breathed out deeply, ignoring my question.
- He breathed the air in deeply and felt somewhat better as his sweat froze to his body.
- They are mainly surface-rooting and will be unhappy if you plant them too deeply.
- Cameron was breathing deeply and he sat down on the porch step in an effort to calm down.
- He breathes in deeply, then starts sobbing and leaves the room to be comforted by his wife and lawyer.
1. 1.1 Intensely.
  as submodifier she was deeply hurt
  Example sentencesExamples
  Niffenegger writes a disjointed love story that is deeply moving and quite believable.
  We feel the pain and the loss very deeply since we are empathetically connected to you.
  It is only now he can reflect light-heartedly on an experience that hurt him deeply.
  They had a profound effect on the young Pascal and he became deeply religious.
  The film depicts an act of extreme cruelty and barbarity and is deeply disturbing.
  It moved me very deeply, stirred something within me, and that made me want to write.
  Most of their extreme ideas were deeply unpopular with the resistance, he said.
  He had a great personality, was part of the family, and we will miss him deeply.
  I'm deeply grateful that my usual routine is still there, waiting for me to return.
  He said the incident was deeply alarming and warned that it could have been more serious.
  When it was reported back to him what his son had done, he was deeply hurt.
  As a Christian grandmother I am deeply upset at the erosion of moral values in this country.
  Instead, we are deeply concerned at the terrible tragedy of so many biker deaths.
  Victorian fathers cared deeply for their children and so did the ancient Greeks.
  But they care deeply, and they know that the very soul of the party is being fought over.
  That said, this is an enjoyable and deeply moving effort to link literature, life and love.
  You try to act like you don't care to mask how deeply you feel violated and hurt.
  Presumably, the song is at some level autobiographical, and as such is deeply moving.
  This has hurt me deeply, and I will do my best to be more thoughtful and articulate in the future.
  Kaerin grimaced at the sight of her like that, obviously what he had said had hurt her deeply.
  Synonyms
  greatly, enormously, extremely, very much, to a great degree, to a great extent

单词	deeply
释义	Definition of deeply in English: deeply adverb ˈdiːpliˈdipli 1Far down or in. he breathed deeply Example sentencesExamples It is obviously so deeply embedded in his memory that he has no need to go to nature for inspiration. The traditions of folk, it would appear, are deeply embedded in the Rusby family tree. She breathed them in deeply and it took her back to times when nothing could trouble her. As you breathe in deeply, the salty scent of the sea mingles with fragrant hedgerows. He paced the floor, looking down on her as she knelt at his feet and breathed slowly and deeply. As the cool night air hit me, I slowed down, breathing in deeply to catch my breath. She moved her hands from her face but kept her eyes closed and breathed deeply. Put a few drops of neat tea tree oil in a bowl of hot water, stick a towel over your head and breathe deeply for a few minutes. There was a warm breeze that stirred Elizabeth's hair and she breathed it in deeply. He breathes in deeply, then starts sobbing and leaves the room to be comforted by his wife and lawyer. It is startling to realise how deeply the monarchy is embedded in the nation. He had been nervous at the start, rocking on his heels and breathing deeply before going on. He did not answer, he closed his eyes and breathed out deeply, ignoring my question. I basked for a while in the warmth, breathing deeply as my stresses drifted away. This means that the animal cannot run fast and breathe deeply at the same time. They are mainly surface-rooting and will be unhappy if you plant them too deeply. He breathed the air in deeply and felt somewhat better as his sweat froze to his body. Kara breathed in deeply, trying to clear the fog that had settled over her mind. Keep on breathing deeply, breathing in through your nose and out through your mouth. Cameron was breathing deeply and he sat down on the porch step in an effort to calm down. 2Intensely. Richard felt her loss very deeply as submodifier she was deeply hurt Example sentencesExamples Most of their extreme ideas were deeply unpopular with the resistance, he said. But they care deeply, and they know that the very soul of the party is being fought over. As a Christian grandmother I am deeply upset at the erosion of moral values in this country. It is only now he can reflect light-heartedly on an experience that hurt him deeply. Kaerin grimaced at the sight of her like that, obviously what he had said had hurt her deeply. He had a great personality, was part of the family, and we will miss him deeply. This has hurt me deeply, and I will do my best to be more thoughtful and articulate in the future. It moved me very deeply, stirred something within me, and that made me want to write. You try to act like you don't care to mask how deeply you feel violated and hurt. The film depicts an act of extreme cruelty and barbarity and is deeply disturbing. Niffenegger writes a disjointed love story that is deeply moving and quite believable. That said, this is an enjoyable and deeply moving effort to link literature, life and love. We feel the pain and the loss very deeply since we are empathetically connected to you. Victorian fathers cared deeply for their children and so did the ancient Greeks. They had a profound effect on the young Pascal and he became deeply religious. I'm deeply grateful that my usual routine is still there, waiting for me to return. Instead, we are deeply concerned at the terrible tragedy of so many biker deaths. Presumably, the song is at some level autobiographical, and as such is deeply moving. He said the incident was deeply alarming and warned that it could have been more serious. When it was reported back to him what his son had done, he was deeply hurt. Synonyms greatly, enormously, extremely, very much, to a great extent/degree strongly, powerfully, profoundly, intensely, keenly, sharply, acutely thoroughly, completely, entirely severely, awfully, terribly, painfully, desperately informal well, seriously, majorly, jolly, oh-so North American informal mighty, plumb Definition of deeply in US English: deeply adverbˈdipliˈdēplē 1Far down or in. he breathed deeply fragments of rock were deeply embedded within the wood Example sentencesExamples As the cool night air hit me, I slowed down, breathing in deeply to catch my breath. Keep on breathing deeply, breathing in through your nose and out through your mouth. There was a warm breeze that stirred Elizabeth's hair and she breathed it in deeply. It is startling to realise how deeply the monarchy is embedded in the nation. Put a few drops of neat tea tree oil in a bowl of hot water, stick a towel over your head and breathe deeply for a few minutes. Kara breathed in deeply, trying to clear the fog that had settled over her mind. He paced the floor, looking down on her as she knelt at his feet and breathed slowly and deeply. As you breathe in deeply, the salty scent of the sea mingles with fragrant hedgerows. I basked for a while in the warmth, breathing deeply as my stresses drifted away. She breathed them in deeply and it took her back to times when nothing could trouble her. The traditions of folk, it would appear, are deeply embedded in the Rusby family tree. He had been nervous at the start, rocking on his heels and breathing deeply before going on. It is obviously so deeply embedded in his memory that he has no need to go to nature for inspiration. She moved her hands from her face but kept her eyes closed and breathed deeply. This means that the animal cannot run fast and breathe deeply at the same time. He did not answer, he closed his eyes and breathed out deeply, ignoring my question. He breathed the air in deeply and felt somewhat better as his sweat froze to his body. They are mainly surface-rooting and will be unhappy if you plant them too deeply. Cameron was breathing deeply and he sat down on the porch step in an effort to calm down. He breathes in deeply, then starts sobbing and leaves the room to be comforted by his wife and lawyer. 1.1 Intensely. as submodifier she was deeply hurt Example sentencesExamples Niffenegger writes a disjointed love story that is deeply moving and quite believable. We feel the pain and the loss very deeply since we are empathetically connected to you. It is only now he can reflect light-heartedly on an experience that hurt him deeply. They had a profound effect on the young Pascal and he became deeply religious. The film depicts an act of extreme cruelty and barbarity and is deeply disturbing. It moved me very deeply, stirred something within me, and that made me want to write. Most of their extreme ideas were deeply unpopular with the resistance, he said. He had a great personality, was part of the family, and we will miss him deeply. I'm deeply grateful that my usual routine is still there, waiting for me to return. He said the incident was deeply alarming and warned that it could have been more serious. When it was reported back to him what his son had done, he was deeply hurt. As a Christian grandmother I am deeply upset at the erosion of moral values in this country. Instead, we are deeply concerned at the terrible tragedy of so many biker deaths. Victorian fathers cared deeply for their children and so did the ancient Greeks. But they care deeply, and they know that the very soul of the party is being fought over. That said, this is an enjoyable and deeply moving effort to link literature, life and love. You try to act like you don't care to mask how deeply you feel violated and hurt. Presumably, the song is at some level autobiographical, and as such is deeply moving. This has hurt me deeply, and I will do my best to be more thoughtful and articulate in the future. Kaerin grimaced at the sight of her like that, obviously what he had said had hurt her deeply. Synonyms greatly, enormously, extremely, very much, to a great degree, to a great extent
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