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Discover Ludwig"a deep hole" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a physical hole that is very deep, or as a metaphor for a difficult or challenging situation. Example 1 (physical hole): The workers dug a deep hole in the ground to lay the foundation for the new building. Example 2 (metaphorical): After losing his job and going through a messy divorce, John felt like he was in a deep hole and didn't know how to climb out.
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"We started from a deep hole".
The result is a deep hole.
Tennessee in a deep hole.
We put ourselves in a deep hole.
But they start from a deep hole.
Would such a deep hole be possible?
Democrats are in a deep hole in American politics.
The 49ers fell into a deep hole against the Seahawks.
But there is a deep hole to climb out of.
"We've dug ourselves a deep hole," Wright said.
It shoves history out of a deep hole.
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