Sentence examples for deepen to from inspiring English sources

"deepen to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a process of becoming more intense or more profound. Example: The conversation started as a lighthearted chat, but it soon deepened to a serious discussion about their future plans. In this example, "deepened to" is used to convey that the conversation shifted from being light and casual to becoming more serious and meaningful.

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Most are bright yellow, but there is also an ivory one, a tiger honeydew, with striations that deepen to purple.

Only after college did his interest in composing deepen to the point that he began studying harmony and orchestration in earnest.

It backs on the Sagg Swamp Nature Preserve, so nearby nesting herons can wade in the shallow waters, which deepen to seven feet in the center.

She lived among books, reading through most of her waking hours, often being compelled to deepen, to alter whatever premise she had started with.

If you poach the quince a day ahead and leave them in their liquid overnight, the colour will deepen to a deep, fleshy pink.

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The goal is to continue it, to deepen it, to widen it.

Its colors seemed to deepen next to Dark Star, a somber matte burgundy.

But annoyance has deepened to anxiety.

It has been deepened to accommodate huge tonnages.

But the discount deepened to nearly 60percentt early in February.

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