Deep
Deep adjective - Having a low musical pitch or range.
Usage example: the tour guide had an impressively deep voice
Thin
Thin adjective - Of relatively small extent from one surface to the opposite or in cross section.
Usage example: thin wire
Both words in one sentence
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In Code Geass: The Prepared Rebellion, Reuben Ashford is mentioned to have a surprisingly deep voice for a rail-thin man like himself.
Source: Vocal Dissonance - Though some such accounts are genuine, many come off as attempts to layer a thin veneer of civilization atop deep greed and contempt.
Source: Useful Notes / Native Americans -
He admitted in several vlogs and momocon that getting so deep into work makes him lose out on food and sleep, the former to the point where he's been asked if he has cancer because he's just so thin.
Source: Creator / Doug Walker
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