Deep
Literary
Literary adjective - Suggestive of the vocabulary used in books.
Deep and literary are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Deep" instead an adjective "Literary".
Nearby Words: literal, literature
Both words in one sentence
- He mostly comes across as this in comparison to his literary incarnation, who falls into a deep depression after Renly's death, is apparently celibate, and shows signs of being a Death Seeker.
Source: All Gays Are Promiscuous - And then you find out that even that story is unfinished, and then your story goes off the rails as you find yourself in a deep and bizarre literary conspiracy, all the while gathering unfinished stories to alternate between your adventures.
Source: Mind Screw / Literature - Literary example: In Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry by Mildred Taylor, the only time anyone refers to Little Man by his real name, Clayton Chester, is when he is in deep doodoo.
Source: Full Name Ultimatum
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