Deep
Great
Great adjective - Having or showing exceptional knowledge, experience, or skill in a field of endeavor.
Both words in one sentence
- From deep, deep in here, ladies and gentlemen, let me lay on you... A great entertainer.
Source: Hammy Herald - They are the descendants of Imaskari that fled the great slave rebellion for an outpost deep underground; Deep Imaskar endured for millenia in secrecy.
Source: Racial Remnant -
Averted only with shallow water, but if you fall from a great height then land into deep water, The Brine takes you which lands you back into solid ground, instead of killing you.
Source: Video Game / Dragon's Dogma
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