Deep
Deep adjective - Having the mind fixed on something.
Usage example: I was so deep in the mystery novel that I didn't hear the doorbell
Enthralled and deep are semantically related. in rapt topic. In some cases you can use "Enthralled" instead an adjective "Deep".
Enthralled
Enthralled adjective - Having the mind fixed on something.
Usage example: gave her speech to several hundred enthralled listeners
Deep and enthralled are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Deep" instead an adjective "Enthralled".
Nearby Words: enthral, enthralling
Both words in one sentence
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The obese Tokita appears to have no deep and dark issues with his weight, being a happy, brilliant, affable scientist, and it turns out the girl of his dreams, Chiba, is plenty enthralled with him as well, and they get married!
Source: Beauty Equals Goodness
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