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deep-cut

adjective as in plunging

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In their 2010 deep cut, the Drive-By Truckers astutely capture the lunacy of the family gathering.

Then Androcles saw that a monster thorn had entered the paw, making a deep cut, and causing great pain and swelling.

Turning to the walls we find them covered with pictures, not coloured but done in outline by means of deep-cut clean lines.

As for the deep-cut pictures everywhere on the walls we can only get the merest glimpses of them.

The blow left a deep cut from which the blood flowed in a stream, and Vorlange was completely stunned.

I marked that beneath this hole there was a deep cut in the door, as though a great nail had been driven in.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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