Depth and Way

Depth

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

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

Way noun - The space or amount of space between two points, lines, surfaces, or objects.

Usage example: it's just a little way down the road

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Depth and way are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Depth" instead a noun "Way".

good	good depth	good way
particular	particular depth	particular way
right	right depth	right way
certain	certain depth	certain way
Other adjectives: entire, real, great, clever, interesting, new, dramatic, possible, realistic.

Country Mouse: Anna is way out of her depth in the big city, which leaves her vulnerable to Lennox.

Source: Film / Way Down East
The way he brazenly goes out to preach and pick fights against the Sanhedrin's men, however, also poses the question as to whether he was just way over his depth.

Source: Series / AD: The Bible Continues
The attacks from the other women of the building, which actually occupy less than ten minutes of the film, are shown as a much larger part of the story with implications that they are sexy, campily dressed hitwomen instead of abused victims out of their depth and desperate for a way out their lives.

Source: Film / Everly

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