deep-set

Speech parts

1. deep-set - Adjective

2. deep-set - Adjective Satellite

Meaning

having a sunken area

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Examples

hunger gave their faces a sunken look Source: Internet

In real life, my father is tall and his eyes are pale blue, deep-set in a way that betrays an old sadness. Source: Internet

In repose, the expression on its face is serene enough to be unsettling—perhaps because of its deep-set black eyes; its thin, pursed lips, ever so slightly upturned at the corners; and its gentle, barely perceptible brow. Source: Internet

Our captain was a short and wiry man, roughly 70 years old, with deep-set eyes and skin weathered like an elephant. Source: Internet

One of the primary obstacles to resolving the Israeli–Palestinian conflict is a deep-set and growing distrust between its participants. Source: Internet

The eyes are small and deep-set, and the ears long and broad. Source: Internet

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