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Root entry · 16 derived lemmasThis root describes the act of delving deeply into something, becoming engrossed, persistent, and excessively engaged with it. It also encompasses the idea of being filled with emotion, particularly anger, and can describe a horse that is driven hard.
Derived headwords
- 1.to delve deeplyboth
To plunge into an affair, to become deeply involved and persistent in it.
- 1.he delves into itboth
The present tense form of the verb, indicating the ongoing action of delving deeply into something.
- 1.deep involvementboth
The verbal noun or masdar, signifying the act of plunging into something and becoming deeply involved.
- 1.to be engrossedboth
To become deeply engrossed and persistent in something, to plunge into it.
- 1.to be persistentboth
To persist in something, to be excessively engaged with it.
- 1.engrossmentboth
The state of being deeply engrossed and persistent in something, plunging into it.
- 2.persistenceboth
Continuing in something with excessive engagement, driven by desire and eagerness.
- 3.deep involvementboth
Plunging into something and becoming excessively involved with it.
- 1.persistenceboth
Stubborn persistence in something, refusing to yield.
- 1.deep penetrationboth
The act of penetrating deeply into something, becoming excessively involved.
- 1.driven hardclassical
Describing a horse that is driven hard or sent forth at a fast pace.
- 1.to be filled with angerclassical
To become completely filled with anger.
- 1.state of angerclassical
The verbal noun signifying the state of being filled with anger.
- 1.to be filled with angerclassical
To become completely filled with anger.
- 1.to be filled with angerclassical
To become completely filled with anger.
- 1.state of angerclassical
The noun signifying the state of being filled with anger.
- 1.state of angerclassical
The noun signifying the state of being filled with anger.
- 1.state of angerclassical
The noun signifying the state of being filled with anger.