deepness

• Substantivo que designa a qualidade ou o estado de ser profundo, podendo referir-se à profundidade física (extensão para baixo ou para dentro), à profundidade intelectual ou emocional (penetração, seriedade), e a um tom de som baixo e encorpado.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being deep, which can describe intellectual insight, physical depth, extent downward or inward, or a low and voluminous pitch.

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1. Intellectual depthC1formal

   The ability to think profoundly and understand complex ideas thoroughly.

   Profundidade de pensamento

   • Her deepness of thought impressed the entire committee.
   • The philosopher was known for the deepness of his analysis.
   • This book explores the deepness of human consciousness.

   Sinônimosacumendepthinsightpenetrationprofoundnessprofunditysagacitywisdom

   Antônimosfrivolityshallownesssuperficiality

2. Physical depthB2formal

   The quality of being physically deep, measured from the surface to the bottom.

   Profundidade

   • The deepness of the ocean is still largely unexplored.
   • They measured the deepness of the well before installing the pump.
   • The pool's deepness varies from one end to the other.

   Sinônimosdepthprofundity

   Antônimosshallowness

3. Extent downward or inwardB2formal

   The measurement of how far something extends downward, backward, or inward.

   Profundidade

   • The deepness of the cave was estimated at over 500 meters.
   • Geologists studied the deepness of the fault line.
   • The deepness of the forest made it difficult to navigate.

   Sinônimosdepth

   Antônimoselevationheightshallowness

4. Low pitch and volumeC1formal

   A low, resonant sound that is both deep and loud.

   Profundidade sonora

   • The deepness of his voice commanded attention in the room.
   • The deepness of the bass guitar filled the concert hall.
   • The deepness of the thunder echoed through the valley.

   Sinônimosdepthprofundityresonancesonoritysonorousness