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Discover LudwigThe phrase "leave a deep" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a significant or lasting impact or impression that something has on someone or something.
Example: "The documentary left a deep impression on the audience, prompting many to reconsider their views."
Alternatives: "make a profound" or "create a lasting".
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Both wanted desperately to leave a deep imprint on history.
Jimmy Savile's predatory and appalling attacks will leave a deep imprint on the contemporary BBC.
This disjunction between political theory and reality would leave a deep mark on Machiavelli.
It will leave a deep impact, especially for those whose parents are not alive.
I knew from experience that smell can leave a deep hole when it has melted away.
This Indian intervention in the Nepalese press will leave a deep impression on the young urban generation in Nepal.
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No doubt Le Carré by Alfredson will leave a deeper mark.
We leave a deeper analysis of the 1,134 non-CGI-associated ultrastable sites as a topic for future study.
Each of these losses is a bereavement for families and may leave a deeper scar than a death which is openly acknowledged and mourned.
The encounters left a deep impression.
Actually, Bausch has left a deep print in America, too.
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