Deeply

/ˈdiːp.li/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a profound or intense manner.

She felt deeply moved by the charity's efforts to help the underprivileged.

To a great extent; thoroughly.

He was deeply involved in the project from start to finish.

In a way that indicates strong emotions or thoughts.

They were deeply in love, sharing dreams and aspirations.

At a significant distance below the surface.

The lake is deeply submerged, with areas exceeding 100 feet in depth.

From Old English 'deoplic', related to 'deep'.

deeply in love

To be very much in love with someone.

deeply rooted

Firmly established and difficult to change.

deeply concerned

Very worried or troubled about something.

deep

Having a considerable distance from the top to the bottom.

depth

The distance from the top or surface to the bottom of something.

profound

Very great or intense.

Used emphatically to indicate strong feelings.

I’m deeply into this new series!

Feeling very strongly about a topic or issue.

I’m deeply passionate about climate change.