deeply meaning in Latin

English	Latin
deeply adverb [UK: ˈdiː.pli] [US: ˈdiː.pli]	depresse [depressius, depressissime]adverb graviteradverb
deeply, deep adverb	altumadverb
deeply, far adverb	ampliteradverb
deeply, penetratingly, searchingly adverb	penetranteradverb
deeply, with (strong) affection adverb	adfecteadverb affecteadverb
deeply mired in sin adjective	peccatissimus [peccatissima, peccatissimum]adjective
affect deeply verb	percuto [percutare, percutavi, percutatus](1st) verb
begin to perceive distinctly or feel deeply verb	persentisco [persentiscere, -, -](3rd) verb
bore in deeply (L+S) verb	desubulo [desubulare, desubulavi, desubulatus](1st) TRANS verb
deep, deeply adverb	alte [altius, altissime]adverb
digging deeply noun	defossus [defossus](4th) M noun
drink deeply, drink in verb	perbibo [perbibere, perbibi, -](3rd) verb
enchase, deeply engrave verb	descrobo [descrobare, descrobavi, descrobatus](1st) TRANS verb
having deeply deplored. bitterly complained of adjective	dequestus [dequesta, dequestum]adjective
hide deeply, conceal vigorously verb	deculto [decultare, decultavi, decultatus](1st) TRANS verb
intimately, cordially, deeply, profoundly adverb	intimeadverb
move deeply verb	permoveo [permovere, permovi, permotus](2nd) verb
rather more (freely / deeply) adverb	ampliusculeadverb
receding deeply, set back adjective	reductus [reducta, reductum]adjective
sigh deeply verb [UK: saɪ ˈdiː.pli] [US: ˈsaɪ ˈdiː.pli]	congemisco [congemiscere, -, -](3rd) INTRANS verb congemo [congemere, congemui, congemitus](3rd) verb
stain deeply, pollute, defile verb	commaculo [commaculare, commaculavi, commaculatus](1st) TRANS verb
steeped (in a condition), deeply imbued (with feeling) adjective	delibutus [delibuta, delibutum]adjective dilibutus [dilibuta, dilibutum]adjective

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