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Meanings of though deep in English
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Usage of though deep in English
1
Atreyu sat there with his inscrutable look, as though deep in thought.
2
It was a gorgeous voice, rich, silken, violent and piercing though deep.
3
Fortunately, it proved that the knight's wound, though deep, was not mortal.
4
He said this even though deep down he hoped he didn't mean it.
5
The former wounds, though deep, are very tiny, and had quite healed over.
6
The water was shallow, though deep enough for the steamer.
7
The nest is open, though deep, and not carefully concealed.
8
A faint, though deep, voice told him to come in.
9
The Spaniard regarded him curiously, fixing him with his eyes as though deep in consideration.
10
And Mrs Grattan's sympathy, though deep, had been silent-expressedby deeds rather than by words.
11
She had been saved, how she scarcely realised, though deep within her she knew-sheknew!
12
Here we found the stream fordable though deep; a brownish granular limestone appearing in the bank.
13
When Bastian had finished, Mr. Coreander puffed for a long while, as though deep in thought.
14
However, maybe the quarter knew his business, though deep down in his soul he doubted it.
15
The river was forty or fifty yards wide, and though deep, was fordable below the bridge.
16
But his slumber, though deep, was not peaceful, and he was the actor in an agitating drama.
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