Situated at or extending to great depth; too deep to have been sounded or plumbed.
Hanging scroll; Clerical script (HYS-000168)
Synonyms
Examples for "unfathomed"
Examples for "unfathomed"
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How the dark unfathomed wealth within us gleams to a woman's eye!
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Daufin followed behind, thinking that sometimes the hidden dimension was best left unfathomed.
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Then I spoke of the modern and real immensity of the unfathomed Skies.
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The young girl now learned the secret which had been so long unfathomed.
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Her greatest charm lay in her still face, revealing unfathomed depths of soul.
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Afraid of those unplumbed emotions, she closed her eyes and groaned aloud.
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Even in Felicity, so it would seem, there were depths of thought unplumbed.
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Thus the idealist, out of a depth of wretchedness and self-exprobration hitherto unplumbed.
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Did those ancient, unplumbed warrens teem with a twisted, uncatalogued, and unsuspected life?
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Less ambitious than Wang, the film neither strains for unplumbed depths nor all-encompassing breadth.
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No possible experiment remains untried; nor is there any unsounded fortune left.
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In a world where so many depths lie unsounded, it might be.
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He could drown in the cold plunging blues, her depths were unsounded.
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I have known they were there, but I have known they were unsounded.
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The depth of the natures hitherto unsounded arose to the new demands right valiantly.
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These are certainly days of profound change in the political landscape there.
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It's actually a profound question that we don't know the answer to.
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He had a profound understanding of the danger of unchecked state power.
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Now a similarly profound change is taking place in another country: Russia.
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Her words over the past few days are having a profound effect.
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Manufacturing industry has undergone a profound change over the past few decades.
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She reports going through a phase of profound doubt about her decision.
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My children illustrate the same point on a much more profound level.
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The statement continued: Chuck felt profound sorrow and regret for his action.
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His knowledge of history and in particular of Irish matters was profound.
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Around him was profound silence; the music in the Vauxhall was over.
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His words seem to speak to people in perturbing or profound ways.
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Both institutions have largely ignored recent profound changes in the world outside.
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The events of that long summer had a profound effect on me.
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Maguire clearly felt under no particular pressure to have a profound reaction.
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Words of profound insight and inspiration, sure to warm even your heart.
