deepen in Italian
deepen in Italian is approfondire, intensificare — deepen means to make or become deeper.
deepen in Italian
approfondire
(transitive) To make deep or deeper
intensificare
(transitive) To make darker or more intense; to darken
What does "deepen" mean?
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verb To make or become deeper.
"Years of erosion deepened the canyon."
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verb To make or become more intense, serious, or extreme.
"Their friendship deepened after they survived the crisis together."
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verb To make or become darker in colour, or lower in tone or pitch.
"The sky deepened to purple as the sun went down."
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deepen in a sentence
- Years of erosion deepened the canyon.
- The river deepens sharply past the old bridge.
- Their friendship deepened after they survived the crisis together.
- The recession deepened as more factories closed.
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What is "deepen" in Italian?
"deepen" in Italian is approfondire, intensificare. deepen means: To make or become deeper.
How do you use "deepen" in a sentence?
Example: "Years of erosion deepened the canyon." In Italian, "deepen" is approfondire, intensificare.
Are there other ways to say "deepen" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "deepen": approfondire, intensificare.
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