adverb
definition
At depth, in a deep way.
definition
To a deep extent.
definition
Profoundly.
Examples of deeply in a Sentence
She breathed deeply then told him everything.
He picked up the picture and sighed deeply, meeting her gaze.
My parents were deeply grieved and perplexed.
He breathed in deeply of the scent of snow.
She breathed deeply of the clear air and listened to the sound of the creek darting over rocks - swirling against its banks.
Closing her eyes for a few precious moments, she breathed deeply and let her breath out in a long, relaxing sigh.
Jackson moved closer, inhaling deeply, while bitter tasting saliva collected in his mouth.
He complied and kissed her deeply, enjoying the taste and feel of her despite the mix of salty tears.
He must have loved her deeply - that girl who had walked all over his heart.
He cares about you deeply if he came here by choice.
Food issues are complex and deeply emotional.
He breathed deeply, not realizing how musty the underground world was until he breathed fresh air.
And I'm deeply sorry for it, Damian.
Breathing deeply, she closed her eyes as the pilot maneuvered the aircraft sideways, up and down.
At first Mr. Anagnos, though deeply troubled, seemed to believe me.
Yes. He tried to commit suicide after he killed her; he left a note but he didn't cut his wrists deeply enough to be fatal.
Dean breathed deeply as he watched the late afternoon sun filter through the curtains.
He inhaled deeply and his hands started to shake.
In spite of her strict moral standards on premarital relationships, Carmen was obviously stirred deeply by desire.
Dean looked at the message again, sighed deeply and dialed the number.
She gathered it in a hug and smelled deeply of it.
The odd scent was closer, and she found herself breathing in deeply to try to capture it.
She was able to breathe deeply again and her weeping turned to a trickle.
Jennifer breathed deeply as she looked downward.
Gabriel took a moment to breathe deeply, unsettled by how quickly his assassins were falling.
He rested his chin atop her head, knowing there were no words to comfort someone who hurt so deeply and regretful that he caused this pain.
Kutuzov sighed deeply on finishing this paragraph and looked at the member of the Hofkriegsrath mildly and attentively.
Jonathan was no more blood relation to them than Destiny, but neither child could have been loved more deeply nor considered more a family member.
I would like so much to show him in some way how deeply I appreciate all that he is doing for me, and I cannot think of anything better to do.
She breathed in deeply.
She breathed deeply and closed her eyes, aware the portals wouldn't respond if she was remotely upset.
She breathed deeply, struggling to remain in control when all she wanted to do was run for the nearest psych ward and check herself in.
Seeing her art touched him deeply.
She inhaled deeply and waited for some response or acknowledgement from Jackson.
I know you will be amused when I tell you that I am deeply interested in politics.
In the intervals of the dance the count, breathing deeply, waved and shouted to the musicians to play faster.
He kissed her again more deeply and then rested his forehead against hers with a sigh.
Yully slept deeply until the next morning and awoke rested.
Her insides quaked, but she breathed deeply to keep calm and focus her mind.
She sighed deeply as it beat against her sore muscles.
He was unaware how tense he was until Hannah left him, and he breathed in deeply.
Fred O'Connor sighed deeply.
Burying his face in her hair, he inhaled deeply.
After a prolonged pause, Jackson ran a hand through his hair and inhaled deeply.
All of the passengers sighed deeply and many clapped.
Sighing deeply, he told Rita he was finished for the day, jogged down the stairs to his car, and fought the late afternoon crosstown traffic to Ethel Rosewater's office.
There he stopped, sighed deeply and then stepped away from her.
Instead, he returned to the bedchamber and breathed deeply, calmed by her scent.
If the Third Crusade had been directed by the lay power towards the true spiritual end of all Crusades, the Fourth was directed by the lay power to its own lay ends; and the political and commercial motives, which were deeply implicit even in the First Crusade, had now become dominantly explicit.
When we turn from the sphere of politics to the history of civilization and culture, we find the effects of the Crusades as deeply impressed, if not so definitely marked.