Definition of deep-set in English:

deep-set

adjective ˌdiːpˈsɛtˌdipˈsɛt

1Embedded or positioned firmly or deeply.
the young man had deep-set eyes
Example sentencesExamples
- The other had shaved his head back to the skin, successfully pronouncing a severely-chiseled jaw line and deep-set eyes that were apparently incapable of anything but a most penetrating of stares.
- With his deep-set eyes, square jaw, 1950s hair and tight-jeans-and-T-shirt image he bears more than a passing resemblance to his father.
- Uygur women from Northwest China with large, deep-set eyes perform a cheerful dance every evening after 7 o'clock.
- His deep-set eyes looked at me from under the dark muffler, through the jungle of unkempt moustache and beard.
- Behind dark lenses her eyes were deep-set, large, round, and they looked at Bob much too hard as she talked into his ear in short bursts: not in whispers but out loud, creating a disturbance.
- Besides, this worker with his deep-set, brown shaded eyes and pale face looks more tired and overworked than anything else.
- His deep-set blue eyes were on the clock above the light cedar wood door, a pencil in his left hand was ticking nervously away on his desk, and his long legs covered in black slacks were stretched out beneath his short writing table.
- In Italy, Padre Pio's portrait, with its dark, deep-set eyes and salt-and-pepper beard, can be spotted in dry cleaners, taxis, post offices, and police stations.
- She feels deeply (as shown by her deep-set eyes) but her refined mouth is a sign that she is able to express her feelings, which minimizes her stress.
- His deep-set brown eyes studied them carefully.
- Sitting regally and stiff-backed was a man clad in heavy red robes, his deep-set, half-lidded eyes inspecting Halas.
- He was extraordinary tall and broad of shoulder; his complexion was swarthy, and fierce black eyes glittered from deep-set sockets in his dark face.
- With her dark, deep-set eyes and initially rigid posture, she suggests a woman haunted by memory.
- Jerome looked at his brother with his cold, deep-set eyes.
- His dark deep-set eyes were lost in thought and he traced a large, calloused finger along the straight edge of his jaw.
- There is something about Scott Thomas's deep-set eyes and blanched beauty that suggests even her affair is only a brief interlude in a damaged life.
- Cassara looked up and saw a lumpy-faced Bantowan staring at her with deep-set black eyes.
- When he smiled, which was often, his fat cheeks bunched up under his deep-set hazel eyes, giving him the appearance of a happy chipmunk.
- The man stared at James with deep-set, piggish eyes but James continued to walk towards him, unperturbed.
- With his deep-set green eyes, and perfect chiseled features, Manda wasn't surprised why most girls in campus thought of him devilishly handsome.
Synonyms
ingrained, established, well established, long-established
2Long-established and profound.
the deep-set interrelations between religion and politics
Example sentencesExamples
- What if he fails on his dates with Sara because of deep-set insecurities or personality flaws?
- The company has been embroiled in internal disputes for years, and its troubles have included fiscal problems, various legal actions and deep-set rifts between executives, directors and members.
- Amanda nodded and smiled with a deep-set satisfaction.

Definition of deep-set in US English:

deep-set

adjectiveˌdēpˈsetˌdipˈsɛt

1Embedded or positioned firmly or deeply.
his deep-set black eyes are powerful, still, and unrelenting
the bees found only a few deep-set plants
Example sentencesExamples
- With her dark, deep-set eyes and initially rigid posture, she suggests a woman haunted by memory.
- His dark deep-set eyes were lost in thought and he traced a large, calloused finger along the straight edge of his jaw.
- Cassara looked up and saw a lumpy-faced Bantowan staring at her with deep-set black eyes.
- There is something about Scott Thomas's deep-set eyes and blanched beauty that suggests even her affair is only a brief interlude in a damaged life.
- Behind dark lenses her eyes were deep-set, large, round, and they looked at Bob much too hard as she talked into his ear in short bursts: not in whispers but out loud, creating a disturbance.
- Sitting regally and stiff-backed was a man clad in heavy red robes, his deep-set, half-lidded eyes inspecting Halas.
- His deep-set blue eyes were on the clock above the light cedar wood door, a pencil in his left hand was ticking nervously away on his desk, and his long legs covered in black slacks were stretched out beneath his short writing table.
- Jerome looked at his brother with his cold, deep-set eyes.
- With his deep-set green eyes, and perfect chiseled features, Manda wasn't surprised why most girls in campus thought of him devilishly handsome.
- The man stared at James with deep-set, piggish eyes but James continued to walk towards him, unperturbed.
- The other had shaved his head back to the skin, successfully pronouncing a severely-chiseled jaw line and deep-set eyes that were apparently incapable of anything but a most penetrating of stares.
- His deep-set brown eyes studied them carefully.
- In Italy, Padre Pio's portrait, with its dark, deep-set eyes and salt-and-pepper beard, can be spotted in dry cleaners, taxis, post offices, and police stations.
- When he smiled, which was often, his fat cheeks bunched up under his deep-set hazel eyes, giving him the appearance of a happy chipmunk.
- His deep-set eyes looked at me from under the dark muffler, through the jungle of unkempt moustache and beard.
- Besides, this worker with his deep-set, brown shaded eyes and pale face looks more tired and overworked than anything else.
- She feels deeply (as shown by her deep-set eyes) but her refined mouth is a sign that she is able to express her feelings, which minimizes her stress.
- With his deep-set eyes, square jaw, 1950s hair and tight-jeans-and-T-shirt image he bears more than a passing resemblance to his father.
- He was extraordinary tall and broad of shoulder; his complexion was swarthy, and fierce black eyes glittered from deep-set sockets in his dark face.
- Uygur women from Northwest China with large, deep-set eyes perform a cheerful dance every evening after 7 o'clock.
Synonyms
ingrained, established, well established, long-established
2Long-established, ingrained, or profound.
a deep-set enmity
Example sentencesExamples
- Amanda nodded and smiled with a deep-set satisfaction.
- The company has been embroiled in internal disputes for years, and its troubles have included fiscal problems, various legal actions and deep-set rifts between executives, directors and members.
- What if he fails on his dates with Sara because of deep-set insecurities or personality flaws?

单词	deep-set
释义	Definition of deep-set in English: deep-set adjective ˌdiːpˈsɛtˌdipˈsɛt 1Embedded or positioned firmly or deeply. the young man had deep-set eyes Example sentencesExamples The other had shaved his head back to the skin, successfully pronouncing a severely-chiseled jaw line and deep-set eyes that were apparently incapable of anything but a most penetrating of stares. With his deep-set eyes, square jaw, 1950s hair and tight-jeans-and-T-shirt image he bears more than a passing resemblance to his father. Uygur women from Northwest China with large, deep-set eyes perform a cheerful dance every evening after 7 o'clock. His deep-set eyes looked at me from under the dark muffler, through the jungle of unkempt moustache and beard. Behind dark lenses her eyes were deep-set, large, round, and they looked at Bob much too hard as she talked into his ear in short bursts: not in whispers but out loud, creating a disturbance. Besides, this worker with his deep-set, brown shaded eyes and pale face looks more tired and overworked than anything else. His deep-set blue eyes were on the clock above the light cedar wood door, a pencil in his left hand was ticking nervously away on his desk, and his long legs covered in black slacks were stretched out beneath his short writing table. In Italy, Padre Pio's portrait, with its dark, deep-set eyes and salt-and-pepper beard, can be spotted in dry cleaners, taxis, post offices, and police stations. She feels deeply (as shown by her deep-set eyes) but her refined mouth is a sign that she is able to express her feelings, which minimizes her stress. His deep-set brown eyes studied them carefully. Sitting regally and stiff-backed was a man clad in heavy red robes, his deep-set, half-lidded eyes inspecting Halas. He was extraordinary tall and broad of shoulder; his complexion was swarthy, and fierce black eyes glittered from deep-set sockets in his dark face. With her dark, deep-set eyes and initially rigid posture, she suggests a woman haunted by memory. Jerome looked at his brother with his cold, deep-set eyes. His dark deep-set eyes were lost in thought and he traced a large, calloused finger along the straight edge of his jaw. There is something about Scott Thomas's deep-set eyes and blanched beauty that suggests even her affair is only a brief interlude in a damaged life. Cassara looked up and saw a lumpy-faced Bantowan staring at her with deep-set black eyes. When he smiled, which was often, his fat cheeks bunched up under his deep-set hazel eyes, giving him the appearance of a happy chipmunk. The man stared at James with deep-set, piggish eyes but James continued to walk towards him, unperturbed. With his deep-set green eyes, and perfect chiseled features, Manda wasn't surprised why most girls in campus thought of him devilishly handsome. Synonyms ingrained, established, well established, long-established 2Long-established and profound. the deep-set interrelations between religion and politics Example sentencesExamples What if he fails on his dates with Sara because of deep-set insecurities or personality flaws? The company has been embroiled in internal disputes for years, and its troubles have included fiscal problems, various legal actions and deep-set rifts between executives, directors and members. Amanda nodded and smiled with a deep-set satisfaction. Definition of deep-set in US English: deep-set adjectiveˌdēpˈsetˌdipˈsɛt 1Embedded or positioned firmly or deeply. his deep-set black eyes are powerful, still, and unrelenting the bees found only a few deep-set plants Example sentencesExamples With her dark, deep-set eyes and initially rigid posture, she suggests a woman haunted by memory. His dark deep-set eyes were lost in thought and he traced a large, calloused finger along the straight edge of his jaw. Cassara looked up and saw a lumpy-faced Bantowan staring at her with deep-set black eyes. There is something about Scott Thomas's deep-set eyes and blanched beauty that suggests even her affair is only a brief interlude in a damaged life. Behind dark lenses her eyes were deep-set, large, round, and they looked at Bob much too hard as she talked into his ear in short bursts: not in whispers but out loud, creating a disturbance. Sitting regally and stiff-backed was a man clad in heavy red robes, his deep-set, half-lidded eyes inspecting Halas. His deep-set blue eyes were on the clock above the light cedar wood door, a pencil in his left hand was ticking nervously away on his desk, and his long legs covered in black slacks were stretched out beneath his short writing table. Jerome looked at his brother with his cold, deep-set eyes. With his deep-set green eyes, and perfect chiseled features, Manda wasn't surprised why most girls in campus thought of him devilishly handsome. The man stared at James with deep-set, piggish eyes but James continued to walk towards him, unperturbed. The other had shaved his head back to the skin, successfully pronouncing a severely-chiseled jaw line and deep-set eyes that were apparently incapable of anything but a most penetrating of stares. His deep-set brown eyes studied them carefully. In Italy, Padre Pio's portrait, with its dark, deep-set eyes and salt-and-pepper beard, can be spotted in dry cleaners, taxis, post offices, and police stations. When he smiled, which was often, his fat cheeks bunched up under his deep-set hazel eyes, giving him the appearance of a happy chipmunk. His deep-set eyes looked at me from under the dark muffler, through the jungle of unkempt moustache and beard. Besides, this worker with his deep-set, brown shaded eyes and pale face looks more tired and overworked than anything else. She feels deeply (as shown by her deep-set eyes) but her refined mouth is a sign that she is able to express her feelings, which minimizes her stress. With his deep-set eyes, square jaw, 1950s hair and tight-jeans-and-T-shirt image he bears more than a passing resemblance to his father. He was extraordinary tall and broad of shoulder; his complexion was swarthy, and fierce black eyes glittered from deep-set sockets in his dark face. Uygur women from Northwest China with large, deep-set eyes perform a cheerful dance every evening after 7 o'clock. Synonyms ingrained, established, well established, long-established 2Long-established, ingrained, or profound. a deep-set enmity Example sentencesExamples Amanda nodded and smiled with a deep-set satisfaction. The company has been embroiled in internal disputes for years, and its troubles have included fiscal problems, various legal actions and deep-set rifts between executives, directors and members. What if he fails on his dates with Sara because of deep-set insecurities or personality flaws?
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