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deepen

[dee-puhn] / ˈdi pən /




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Igor Tudor delivered a message of defiance amid Tottenham Hotspur's deepening crisis when he told his players before their visit to Liverpool: "You can stay and cry or you can fight".

From BBC

Last week, a group of students gathered at the University of Havana to protest disruptions to their education caused by the deepening energy crisis.

From BBC

This time around, consumers were already gloomy, but their gloom hasn’t deepened appreciably.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Ukrainian president on Thursday travelled to Romania where he deepened defence ties and agreed to launch joint drone production with Bucharest.

From Barron's

For some residents, the sudden danger has deepened their appreciation for Dubai, which they say has welcomed diversity and created an environment where entrepreneurs can thrive.

From The Wall Street Journal