Definition for Depth:

• The state or degree of being deep; distance downward, inward or backward; profundity; extremity.

Synonyms for Depth:

• n.

  •
  • acumen,
  • lore,
  • consciousness,
  • sensitivity,
  • Familiarity,
  • expertise,
  • awareness,
  • experience.
  •
  • casual,
  • surface.
  •
  • cove,
  • the English Channel,
  • fiord,
  • the depths,
  • big,
  • fjord,
  • creek,
  • the Channel,
  • archipelago,
  • the Bermuda Triangle,
  • fishery,
  • strong.
  •
  • come down.
  •
  • bottom,
  • underground,
  • substratum,
  • pit,
  • base,
  • gravity.
  •
  • broad,
  • detailed,
  • completely,
  • thorough,
  • thoroughly,
  • contrast,
  • colouring,
  • comprehensive.
  •astuteness (noun)
  • astuteness.
  •attribute (noun)
  • deepness,
  • depth.
  •depth (noun)
  • profoundness,
  • sounding.
  •dimensions/dimension (noun)
  • ex tensities,
  • dimensionalities,
  • ex tensity,
  • ex tents,
  • ex tension,
  • ex-tension,
  • extensities,
  • ex tent,
  • ex-tent,
  • ex-tensions,
  • ex-tensity,
  • ex-tents,
  • ex-tensities.
  •distance down or across (noun)
  • expanse,
  • draft,
  • pitch,
  • declination,
  • fathomage,
  • remoteness,
  • lower register,
  • extent,
  • lowness.
  •drop (noun)
  • de-scents,
  • de-scent,
  • de scent,
  • de scents.
  •extremity (noun)
  • out sides,
  • re-motes,
  • re-mote,
  • re motes,
  • out side,
  • out-sides.
  •ferociousness (noun)
  • cruelness.
  •gauge (noun)
  • exemplar,
  • guideline.
  •profundity (noun)
  • fore-sight,
  • clear thinking,
  • clear thinkings,
  • in-sights,
  • in-formations,
  • good judgments,
  • fore sights,
  • pansophies,
  • dis-crimination,
  • in formations,
  • fore sight,
  • in sights,
  • dis crimination,
  • under-standing,
  • under-standings,
  • under standings,
  • in-sight,
  • under standing,
  • dis criminations,
  • dis-criminations,
  • fore-sights,
  • judiciousnesses,
  • in-formation.
  •proportions (noun)
  • pro-portions,
  • pro-portion,
  • pro portion,
  • pro portions.
  •third dimension (noun)
  • distance throughs,
  • third-dimension.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • basic,
  • quiet,
  • exquisite,
  • skin-deep,
  • sentimental,
  • righteous,
  • unrelenting,
  • inexpressible,
  • primeval,
  • subconscious,
  • unfeigned,
  • judgment,
  • unshaken,
  • overwhelming,
  • repressed,
  • vehement,
  • hearty,
  • affective,
  • waist-deep,
  • primal,
  • deep-seated,
  • unreasoning,
  • unconcealed,
  • greyscale,
  • pent-up,
  • primary color,
  • reluctant,
  • uncontrollable,
  • emotional,
  • secondary color,
  • visceral,
  • ill-concealed,
  • unstinting,
  • wingspan,
  • undivided,
  • deeply,
  • acutely,
  • helpless,
  • sneaking,
  • bottommost,
  • ungovernable,
  • grayscale,
  • hairsbreadth,
  • color scheme,
  • fierce,
  • hue.
  •
  • fathomless,
  • bitter,
  • blind,
  • technicolor,
  • overt,
  • knee-deep,
  • fathom,
  • unconscious,
  • chasm,
  • measurement,
  • discoloration,
  • mortal,
  • bottomless,
  • virulent,
  • volcanic,
  • vehemence,
  • shallow,
  • uneasy,
  • breadth,
  • chromatic,
  • infectious,
  • tonality,
  • overpowering.
  •
  • fury,
  • profound,
  • width,
  • girth,
  • coloring,
  • spectrum,
  • burning,
  • personal,
  • radius,
  • piercing.
  •
  • violence,
  • raw,
  • darkness,
  • length.
  •
  • tower,
  • weak.
  •
  • gauge,
  • span.
  •
  • reach,
  • sharp.
  •
  • step.
  •
  • color,
  • shade.
  •
  • piece,
  • tone.
  •
  • deep.
  •
  • climb.
  •
  • range.
  •
  • way.
  •
  • flash,
  • spread.
  •
  • ground,
  • stand.
  •
  • carry.
  •reverberation
  • resonance.

Paraphrases for Depth:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    in-depth.
  • Proper noun, singular
    in-depth.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    in-depth.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    profound, far-reaching, deepened.
  • Proper noun, singular
    particulars, merits.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    deepen, amplitude, bathymetric, substance, intensification, Extensiveness, wealth, complexity, acuteness, expanse, importance, deeply, solidity, level, enormity.
  • Adverb
    extensively, comprehensively, deeply.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    deep.
  • Proper noun, singular
    thickness, deep.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    thoroughness, intensity, magnitude, seriousness, comprehensiveness, thickness, draught, width, gravity, degree, completeness, severity, strength, richness, vastness, significance, acuity.
  • Adverb
    deep.

Antonyms for Depth:

• n.

  • distance down or across
    height, mountain.
  • in depth
    broadly, superficially.
  • insight, wisdom
    inability, ineptness, ignorance.
  • Other antonyms:
    imbecility, culmination, error, climax, ceiling, miscalculation, meridian, acme, absurdity, apex, silliness, elevation, high, fatuity, illogic, heyday, cap, witlessness, simpleness, nonsense, imprudence, high-water mark, stature, senselessness, irrationality, superficiality, crest, idiocy, roof, bloom, flower, foolishness, tip-top, altitude, brainlessness, summit, zenith, crescendo, top, indiscretion, crown, pinnacle, peak, unreasonableness, mindlessness, glory, folly, unsoundness, stupidity, head, shallowness, flood tide.

Depth Sentence Examples:

• " Guy has got out of his depth - we must help him into safe waters again," said the father.

• The expression, " In the top," must not be overlooked, and the less so, since it stands in evident antithesis to the " bottom of the sea," - like the contrast of height and depth in the preceding verse.

Homophones for Depth:

• debt, debut, doped, devout, daft, dubiety, daybed, depute, devotee, deft, DVD, deputy, deep-dye, divided, deep-eyed, david, defat, dipodidae, debit, dipped, devoted, defeat, defeated, debate, devoid, doubt, diabeta, duvet, depot, deviate, deadbeat dad, divide, deathbed, day by day, deadbeat, dead body, day bed, davit, divot, devote, deaf-aid.

Hypernym for Depth:

• n.

  • attribute
    draught, draft, shallowness, deepness, superficiality, sounding, penetration, profoundness, profundity.

Hyponym for Depth:

• n.

  • attribute
    attribute, degree, grade, extent, level.
  • state
    abjection, degradation, abasement.