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shallow
adjective as in not deep
adjective as in unintelligent, ignorant
Example Sentences
As the tsunami reaches shallower water near land, it begins to slow down.
I thought we were going to go straight to that park, but apparently the water is too shallow to unload the obelisk near there.
They now survive mostly in shallow, remote coastal regions that are difficult to monitor and where fishing regulations are weak.
As a result, there has been shallower liquidity, or fewer willing buyers and sellers than before the selloff in the crypto market, noted Blume.
If he came in at too shallow an angle, his ship would bounce off the atmosphere like a stone skipping off the surface of a pond.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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