in-depth Definition
in·-depth (in′dept̸h′)
adjective
carefully worked out, detailed, profound, thorough, etc. an in-depth study
in-depth Usage Examples
Modifying Another Word
- extremely: I make no apologies for this as these pages were specifically written to give an extremely in-depth view of the vessel.
- very: Not that good looking, but very in-depth and informative with detailed diagrams, plans and photographs.
- ever: Crazygirl I did my first ever in-depth interview for Mookychick.
- really: At university there are so many students in a group but with only me as the student, the training was really in-depth.
- little: However, there has been little in-depth analysis of whether contemporary manifestations of antisemitism are more intense or serious than earlier incarnations.
- also: Also in-depth interviews were carried out to manufacturers, retailers and consumers concerning their size charts, views on fit and customer satisfaction.
Adjective complement with noun phrase
- cover: Each track is broken into seminars which cover topics in-depth.
- discuss: Recommendations Having looked at all stats and percentages and discussing the findings in-depth, we have produced the following recommendations.
Modifies a noun
- interview: There will be in-depth interviews into the world of carp angling.
- knowledge: People should not need in-depth knowledge of how a service works, in order to get the help they need.
- understanding: They will have an in-depth understanding of the needs of the BME sector in London.
- analysis: The in-depth analysis has been carried out during the past few months.
- exploration: For an in-depth exploration of the company's approach the best source is the Geese Theater Handbook.
- coverage: The author also provides an in-depth coverage of most topics.
Used with adjective complement
- explore: Explore in-depth a set of statistics relating to road casualties, over a period of years.
- interview: In addition, 8 individuals who were being cared for were also interviewed in-depth.
- look: This qualitative study looks in-depth at this decision-making period.
- cover: The most prestigious carp fishing waters in the world are regularly featured and information regarding fishing availability and tactics are covered in-depth.
- provide: Spotlights provide in-depth, multimedia-rich tours through general interest topics.
- receive: In addition to the monthly Review, subscribers also receive in-depth Research Files plus access to our online Salary Surveys Directory.
Browse dictionary entries near in-depth
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