Deep
Deep adjective - Extending far downward.
Melancholy and deep are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Melancholy" instead an adjective "Deep".
Melancholy
Melancholy adjective - Causing unhappiness.
Deep and melancholy are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Deep" instead an adjective "Melancholy".
Nearby Words: melancholic, melancholia
Both words in one sentence
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When the Mii's sweetheart rejects the confession or intervention, their voice is accompanied by a very deep, melancholy echo.
Source: Video Game / Tomodachi Life -
However, it was partly a way for him to deal with the deep sense of melancholy that followed him through life, which was made worse by tragedies such as the loss of his young son Willie in 1862.
Source: Sad Clown -
The common strains running through her music are themes of deep sadness and melancholy, ennui, disenchantment and romanticised self-destructiveness or depression.
Source: Music / Lana Del Rey
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