Oxford Spanish Dictionary
deepness [америк. ˈdipnəs, брит. ˈdiːpnəs] СУЩ. U
1. deepness (of hole, water):
- deepness
- profundidad ж.
- deepness
- hondura ж.
2. deepness (of person, remark):
- deepness
- profundidad ж.
4. deepness (of voice):
- deepness
- profundidad ж.
- deepness
- gravedad ж.
5. deepness (of color, tan):
- deepness
- intensidad ж.
в словаре PONS
deepness СУЩ.
- deepness
- profundidad ж.
в словаре PONS
deepness СУЩ.
- deepness
- profundidad ж.
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The flow of oxygen furthered a little the deepness of each breath.
www.horsetalk.co.nz Some areas have less than 50 feet of cover, he said, but noted the deepness of the mine doesn't necessarily determine the risk for unpredictable and sudden subsidence events.
triblive.com I think that its deepness and honesty has helped many people.
www.huffingtonpost.com He smoked like a chimney, which added to the deepness of his commanding baritone.
www.themortonreport.com We're more interested in the rigor and the deepness we can take kids in their learning more than how much we can cover.
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