Preposition: of

• meter: At 7.30am on Monday 20 June 05 the hole was at a depth of 148 meters.

• despair: I would be fine one minute, then a few hours later I would be at the depths of despair.

• fathom: The two former are worked by drifts, and the latter two by shafts, at a depth of 15 fathoms.

• cm: The bottom of the tank can then be covered with a mixture of silica sand and coral sand to a depth of 2-3 cm.

• foot: He proposed a depth of 3 foot for 20 ton barges which would pay a charge of 3 pence a lock.

• ocean: The dark depths of the ocean only produce the most minor artifacts onto the screen - you have to get close to really notice.

Converse of object

• plumb: Don't you just love the pretentious cretins who try to plumb the depths of artistic endeavor?

• tread: Check the tires for wear, damage and tread depth.

Adjective modifier

• shallow: Perfect for families with sandy beach and shallow depths.

• murky: Up to her shoulders all she can do is gaze at the colors swirling beneath the murky depths.

• maximum: Is there a maximum depth for try a dives?

• hidden: But Home for all it's jazzy fun didn't lack hidden depths and quiet pondering moments.

• great: The great depth of Middle Earth's history is absent from the film.

• sufficient: Below are the major considerations to think about... the site will explore in sufficient depth each of these alternative types of pump applications.

Modifies a noun

• gage: A quick update, and check of the outward line, then he was back in again, this time with a depth gage.

Noun used with modifier

• tread: Different tread depths from side to side is also a bad idea.

• in-: The theories discussed will be set against an in- depth study of a specific case.

• max: The wreck is broken into 2 main parts and lies in a scour with a max depth of 16m.

• color: The SiS 5598 is not capable of supporting overlays but does support hardware gamma color correction in all color depths.

• m: There is a 12 m depth of peat within the confining basin.