deeply

• Adverbe signifiant 'à une grande profondeur' ou 'de manière profonde'. Utilisé pour décrire l'intensité ou le degré d'une action, d'un sentiment ou d'un état, transmettant souvent une profondeur émotionnelle ou physique forte.

An adverb meaning 'to a great depth' or 'in a profound manner.' It is used to describe the intensity or extent of an action, feeling, or state, often conveying strong emotional or physical depth.

1. To a great depthB1formal

   At or to a considerable depth below the surface.

   profondément

   • The submarine dove deeply into the ocean.
   • He dug deeply into the ground to find the treasure.
   • The roots of the tree go deeply into the soil.

   Synonymesdeepprofoundly

   Antonymesshallowlysuperficially

2. Intensely or profoundlyB1formal

   In a way that is very strong, serious, or extreme.

   Profondément

   • She was deeply moved by the film.
   • He cares deeply about his family.
   • I am deeply sorry for your loss.

   Synonymesacutelyextremelygreatlyintenselykeenlyprofoundlyseriouslystronglythoroughly

   Antonymessuperficially

3. Thoroughly or completelyB2formal

   In a thorough or complete manner.

   Profondément (au sens de complètement)

   • The report was deeply researched and well-written.
   • She thought deeply about the problem before answering.
   • The issue was deeply analyzed by the committee.

   Synonymescompletelyentirelyfullyintenselyprofoundlyseriouslythoroughlytotallywholly

   Antonymesincompletelypartiallyslightlysuperficially