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• n  the intellectual ability to penetrate deeply into ideas
• n  the quality of being physically deep
• n  the extent downward or backward or inward
• n  a low pitch that is loud and voluminous

• She flexes her rich, cutting voice like a whip; she lashes her listeners--in her words--"to the bone, for deepness.
• She flexes her rich, cutting voice like a whip; she lashes her listeners in her words"to the bone, for deepness.
• Here creativity appears because it transmits the viewer to a live wall sculpturing through the reflected light on work, so it gives unreal deepness (sight Illusion).

• astuteness
• profundity
• profoundness
• depth

• shallowness

News & Articles

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• What's The Most Beautiful Word In The English Language?
  What's the most beautiful word in the English language? Different people, using various criteria, will give a slew of answers.  Surveying more than 7,000 English-speakers in 46 countries, the British Council decided on " mother " — an unglamorous word yet one that conveys comfort and the deepness of human relationships. Others on their list include concepts, like "liberty" and "tranquility," or ...
  March 20, 2014 - Business Insider

Quotes

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• Dusty Baker in MLB.com
  I would rather use him in right field here because of the short porch and DH [Adam] Dunn because of the deepness of left,said Baker, "but Griffey has been sick, and the doctor recommended the most he could probably do was DH."
• Christine Lagarde in www.worldbulletin.net
  Our economic relations saw a fairly minimal fallout from the global crisis in 2009 when compared to the rest of the world. And we saw an increase in the first quarter of 2010. This is a proof to the deepness and quality of our relations,...
• Dmitry Medvedev in The Moscow Times
  Analyzing the experience of modern history, we can fully understand the deepness and actuality of Sakharov's ideas,Medvedev said in a letter to human rights groups gathered for a conference dedicated to Sakharov, the Nobel-winning nuclear...