Depth and Sense

Depth

Depth noun - The quality of being great in extent (as of insight).

Usage example: the depth of the poet's understanding of human nature has given his works a timeless appeal

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Sense and depth are semantically related. in insight topic. In some cases you can use "Sense" instead a noun "Depth".

Sense noun - An indefinite physical response to a stimulus.

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Depth and sense are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Depth" instead a noun "Sense".

good	good depth	good sense
low	low depth	low sense
certain	certain depth	certain sense
poor	poor depth	poor sense
Other adjectives: actual, real, extreme, great, little, terrible, moral, new, possible, less, greater, tactical.

Star Trek generally has a good sense of scale, with in-depth technical manuals detailing real world specifications for each ship.

Source: Sci Fi Writers Have / No Sense of Mass
Since the source of a goddess's power is love (and theirs had been functionally stagnant) unbinding Keiichi meant she could sense the entire depth of his feelings and recharge in an instant.

Source: Manga / Ah! My Goddess
Makes sense, though, since we briefly see through AUTO's one eye and he has little depth perception.

Source: Western Animation / WALLE

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