go deep
Verb
Meaning
extend in importance or range
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His accomplishments go far
But I wanna go deep on the love story of these two adorable weirdos, which many people believe got underway toward the tail end of the show’s initial run but which I’ll argue started much earlier.
One amazing thing we get from novels is the depth of interiority; we get to go deep inside these characters.
Ches Crosbie’s family’s political roots go deep in Newfoundland.
During the first year use a regular water regimen and water deeply training the roots to go deep.
NEW YORK (AP) Teenage rookie Juan Soto homered twice and drove in four runs, becoming the youngest player in 29 years to go deep in a regular-season game at Yankee Stadium, and the Washington Nationals beat New York 5-4 on Wednesday night.