go deep

Frequency: 7.055.6 per million words

Used for feelings or influences that are very strong and fundamental.

deepVERB + deep

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Examples (10)

  • Her feelings for him go deep.
  • The roots of this tradition go deep into the country's history.
  • The resentment in the community goes very deep, and it won't be easily resolved.
  • The emotional scars from that event will likely go deep.
  • Their loyalty to the cause goes deep; they would never betray it.
  • The problems in the company go deep, affecting every department.
  • The philosopher's ideas go so deep that they challenge our basic assumptions.
  • By that time, the corruption had already gone deep within the organization.
  • Do you understand how deep these family divisions go?
  • The connection between these two artists goes deep, influencing each other's work.