Level and Shallow

Level

Level adjective - Having a surface without bends, breaks, or irregularities.

Shallow and level are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Shallow" instead an adjective "Level".

Nearby Words: leveled, levelled, leveling

Shallow

Shallow adjective - Lacking significant physical depth.
Usage example: the dog quickly dug a shallow hole that was barely deep enough to accommodate his bone

Level and shallow are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Level" instead an adjective "Shallow".

Nearby Words: shallowed, shallowing

Mutual synonyms

Both words in one sentence

  • Soft Water: Played straight in the "Bespin Streets" level, in which a fall from a height that would normally hurt Kyle is made harmless by a shallow pool of water.
  • Informed Deformity Davan MacIntire has induced Meg-level horror (in some very shallow people, admittedly), but is not substantially uglier than the average cast member.
  • Web Video / Emma Approved Character Blog Chronic Hero Syndrome: Emma has this, on a very shallow but very genuine level.
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