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Deep To

Definition: A phrase indicating a level of proximity or extent that something is able to reach or penetrate.

Usage Examples:

As a Preposition:

• The roots of the tree go deep to find water.
• The diver swam deep to explore the shipwreck.

As an Adjective:

• The well has a deep-to foundation for stability.
• She had a deep-to cut on her arm that required stitches.

As an Adverb:

• The ball flew deep to the outfield, beyond the reach of the fielder.
• The music resonated deep to within the listener's soul.

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