deepness

adjective

1. extending far downward from the top or top edges, inward from the surface, or backward from the front: a deep cut, a deep lake, a deep drawer
2. extending down, inward, etc. a specified length or distance: water eight feet deep
3. 1. located far down or back: deep in the outfield
   2. coming from or going far down or back: a deep breath
4. far off in time or space: the deep past
5. hard to understand; abstruse: a deep book
6. extremely grave or serious: in deep trouble
7. strongly felt: deep love
8. intellectually profound: a deep discussion
9. 1. tricky and sly; devious: deep dealings
   2. carefully guarded: a deep secret
10. dark and rich: a deep red
11. sunk in or absorbed by: with in: deep in thought
12. 1. great in degree; intense: deep joy
    2. heavy and unbroken: a deep sleep
13. much involved: deep in debt
14. of low pitch or range: a deep voice
15. large; big: deep cuts in the budget
16. Sports having many good players in reserve: a team deep in pitching

noun

1. a deep place or any of the deepest parts, as in water or earth
2. the extent of encompassing space or time, of the unknown, etc.
3. the middle part; part that is darkest, most silent, etc.: in the deep of night
4. Naut. any of the unmarked fathom points between those marked on a lead line

adverb