Depth and Value

Depth

Depth noun - Distance measured from the top to the bottom of something.

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Value and depth are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Value" instead a noun "Depth".

Value noun - The amount of money for which something will find a buyer.

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Depth and value are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Depth" instead a noun "Value".

Nearby Words: valuing, valuable, valueless, valued, valuation

emotional	emotional depth	emotional value
good	good depth	good value
full	full depth	full value
low	low depth	low value
Other adjectives: certain, current, sheer, actual, real, great, little, artistic, new, possible, less, hidden, extra, additional, greater, minimum, cultural, added, strategic, historical, tactical.

She tells Katherine that being a housewife doesn't mean that she doesn't have any depth or value.

Source: Film / Mona Lisa Smile
II and Chain of Memories began exploring the mysteries of the heart, soul and memories, the true value of human life, and had stronger overarcing stories, and then coded and 358/Days explored the same issues in-depth.

Source: Franchise / Kingdom Hearts
Used well, it can make for greater emotional value and added depth to the villain.

Source: Sympathy for the Devil

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