Deep Synonyms
149 deep synonyms include extending far down, cavernous, yawning, gaping, huge, big, great, extensive, profound, and unplumbed. Deep is an adjective, and its antonyms are shallow and insincere. Here are some additional synonyms for "deep" with example sentences.
Another word for Deep
149 other ways to say deep.
1. extending far down
2. in depth
- inwards
- in vertical extent
- in depth
- from top to bottom
- from the surface
- downwards
3. intense
4. clever
5. obscure
- unfathomable
- secret
- recondite
- puzzling
- perplexing
- opaque
- obscure
- mystifying
- mysterious
- inexplicable
- hidden
- fathomless
- esoteric
- enigmatic
- Delphic
- baffling
- as clear as mud
- arcane
- abstruse
6. rapt
- steeped
- spellbound
- riveted
- rapt
- preoccupied
- lost
- intent
- immersed
- gripped
- enthralled
- engrossed
- engaged
- captivated
- absorbed
7. low-pitched
- sonorous
- rumbling
- rich
- resounding
- resonant
- powerful
- low-pitched
- low
- full-toned
- booming
- bass
8. dark
9. the sea
- the waves
- the sea
- the profound
- the ocean
- the main
- the high seas
- the foam
- the drink
- the briny
10. far down
- way down
- to a great depth
- far in
- far down
- far
- deep down
- a long way
- a great distance
- a good way
Use deep in a Sentence
Animals live deep in the forest.
deep connections foster lasting relationships.
He swam across the wide, deep river.
I took a deep breath before diving into the cold water.
Love can foster deep connections.
Nature provided a deep sense of solace.
Philosophy asks deep questions about life.
She showed deep regard for expertise.
Tears made her weep with deep regret.
Years of competition led to deep acrimony.