Words with a similar base: depth

'depth'
[depth.n.01] as in: the extent downward or backward or inward


Examples:
the depth of the water
depth of a shelf
depth of a closet



'depth'
[depth.n.02] as in: degree of psychological or intellectual profundity


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'depth'
[depth.n.03] as in: (usually plural) the deepest and most remote part


Examples:
from the depths of darkest Africa
signals received from the depths of space


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'depth'
[depth.n.04] as in: (usually plural) a low moral state


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he had sunk to the depths of addiction


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'depth'
[astuteness.n.02] as in: the intellectual ability to penetrate deeply into ideas



'depth'
[depth.n.06] as in: the attribute or quality of being deep, strong, or intense


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the depth of his breathing
the depth of his sighs,
the depth of his emotion


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depth (English)
└── depthe (Middle English (1100-1500))


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