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Deeply

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An American herb with a pretty white solitary blossom and deeply two cleft leaves Jeffersonia diphylla twinleaf

to breathe rapidly and deeply to breathe excessively as The mountain climber started to hyperventilate

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The act or process of hyperventilating breathing rapidly and deeply

To tinge deeply to dye to cause to absorb as clothes thoroughly imbued

Deeply plunged into anything especially a fluid

plant or infix for the purpose of growth to fix deeply to instill to inculate to introduce as to implant the

having the conscious mind deeply or markedly affected or influenced usually used with by or

To root deeply

which petroleum is or has been extracted a well3 drilled deeply into an oil bearing geological formation specifically for the purpose

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