Meanings of rather deeper in English

He stopped beside a rather deeper depression, where stone showed beneath the earth.

The cave was apparently rather deeper than James had initially believed.

Now wade into rather deeper water, and you find a great mass of the Bladder Wrack.

I myself recognise this necessity with infinite regret, and with something, perhaps, rather deeper than regret.

But do not dream it will lead you further away from the earth, but rather deeper into its heart.

But do not dream it will lead you farther away from the earth, but rather deeper into its' heart.

I am afraid Joseph's character is a rather deeper and more dangerous one than one might judge from his appearance.

Its colour surpassed any azure I had ever seen in flowers, the tinge being rather deeper than that of the turquoise.

He was going rather deeper than she had supposed him capable, though she was not altogether unacquainted with the restlessness he had described.

Though I've been afraid, ever since you sold that piece of velvet to Harland's wife, that you cut rather deeper than was prudent.

The jaw should be powerful, clean cut rather deeper and more punishing-givingthe head a more masculine appearance-thanthat usually seen in a Fox-terrier.

Yet the root of his discontent struck rather deeper than Jasper Hinchey and the cold waterish zone of reform; Ruth had her part in it.

She may be put last among the local figures I have here described, for the special reason that her case has this rather deeper significance.

This humming is rather deeper than the humming overhead, which has been continuous and loud during all these last hot days over almost every field.

"Well, about that," Captain Barfoot began, settling himself rather deeper in his chair.

"So of course," wrote Betty Flanders, pressing her heels rather deeper in the sand, "there was nothing for it but to leave."