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Meanings of deepen in English

Portuguese
intensificar
Catalan
intensificar

Make more intense, stronger, or more marked.

intensificar
Portuguese
mudar

Become deeper in tone.

mudar
Usage of deepen in English
1
The flooding of recent months will deepen such problems, aid agencies say.
Reuters
2
He also said the company wanted to deepen its relationship with BMW.
Reuters
3
Milan's formation change, however, only seemed to deepen the player's personal tailspin.
The Guardian
4
Air France-KLM also announced plans to deepen a partnership with China Eastern.
Reuters
5
The net effect will be to increase expenditure and deepen the deficit.
Reuters
6
To deepen and complete the gloom the rioters turned off the gas.
The Great Riots of New York, 1712 to 1873
7
The group pushed on and down as the water started to deepen.
The water room
8
Until that changes, the skills crunch will most likely deepen, recruiters say.
Reuters
9
It also can deepen your emotional level of connection with your friends.
The South African
10
Russia agreed to deepen oilcuts but only for the next three months.
Reuters
11
Research says you can actually deepen people's understanding of the fake information.
Radio NZ
12
The accident had also served to deepen his interest in Adam Nicholson.
The Native Born; or, the Rajah's People
13
The coldness and silence of the day seemed to deepen about her.
In the Wilderness
14
The room began to fill and the murmur of voices to deepen.
Lewis Rand
15
And with every iteration, the thrill in her voice seemed to deepen.
Angel Island
16
He promised a Trump administration would deepen its bonds with the UK.
The Guardian
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Deepen through the time
Deepen across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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