deeply

Everyday

1. Very much; strongly, as in feelings. tree →
2. Far down or far in. tree →
3. Fully and slowly, as in breathing or sleeping. tree →
4. Thinking hard and carefully about something. tree →

In the lessons

In feelings lessons, «breathe deeply» is a way to calm down when angry or scared. In stories, characters are deeply sad, deeply sorry, or sleep deeply. In science, roots go deeply into the soil. Phrases: «breathe deeply», «deeply sorry», «sleep deeply», «think deeply», «deeply in love».

Examples

• Breathe deeply and count to ten. tree →
• She was deeply sorry for what she said. tree →
• The baby slept deeply all night. tree →
• The tree's roots go deeply into the ground. tree →
• He thought deeply about the hard question. tree →
• We were deeply moved by the story. tree →
• Dig deeply to plant the bush. tree →
• The old man loved his garden deeply. tree →
• Pinocchio did not answer, but sighed deeply once--twice--a third time. tree →

Note

Adjective: «deep»; noun: «depth». For actual distance down, «deep» is often used as the adverb: «dig deep», «dive deep»; «deeply» is used mainly for feelings, breathing, sleeping and thinking.

In Jewish tradition

Interpretation: Hosea's words are read as showing that sin can sink deep into a people, though return to God is always possible. In the primary lessons: In feelings lessons, «breathe deeply» is a way to calm down when angry or scared. In stories, characters are deeply sad, deeply sorry, or sleep deeply. In science, roots go deeply into the soil. Phrases: «breathe deeply», «deeply sorry», «sleep deeply», «think deeply», «deeply in love».

Examples

• Turn ye unto Him against whom ye have deeply rebelled, O children of Israel. (Prophets ISA.31.6, JPS 1917) tree →
• When their carouse is over, they take to harlotry; her rulers deeply love dishonour. (Prophets HOS.4.18, JPS 1917) tree →
• They have deeply corrupted themselves, as in the days of Gibeah; He will remember their iniquity, He will punish their sins. (Prophets HOS.9.9, JPS 1917) tree →

Note

Adjective: «deep»; noun: «depth». For actual distance down, «deep» is often used as the adverb: «dig deep», «dive deep»; «deeply» is used mainly for feelings, breathing, sleeping and thinking.