Dictionary Definition
deeply adv
1 to a great depth psychologically; "They felt
the loss deeply" [syn: profoundly]
User Contributed Dictionary
English
Pronunciation
Adverb
- at depth, in a deep way
- to a deep extent
- profoundly
Synonyms
- deep (adverb sense)
Translations
at depth
- Finnish: syvästi
- Greek: βαθιά (vathiá)
- Polish: głęboko
to a deep extent
- Finnish: syvälle
profoundly
- Finnish: syvällisesti
Extensive Definition
Deeply is a (2000)
movie with Julia
Brendler, Lynn
Redgrave and Kirsten
Dunst directed by Sheri
Elwood. The movie, with its mythic memory storylines, may
remind some viewers of The Wicker
Man.
Synopsis
Deeply is the story of a traumatized teenager,
Claire McKay (played by Julia Brendler), who is brought to an
Island off the coast of Nova Scotia
in the hopes that she will recover from the sudden death of her
first love. Claire encounters an eccentric writer, Celia (Lynn
Redgrave), who tells her the story of another grief-stricken
teenager, Silly (Kirsten
Dunst), and the curse which has haunted the Island since the
days of the Vikings. As Celia
recounts the story of Silly and her great loss, a story that is yet
without an ending, Claire relives her own trauma and undergoes a
catharsis which sets her spirit free, healed of the grief and
horror. As Celia said, a good story does indeed have the power to
heal. Although, the ending to Celia's story has still to be
written.
Cast: Kirsten
Dunst, Lynn
Redgrave, Julia Brendler, Trent Ford, Brent
Carver, Alberta Watson, Peter Donaldson, Tara Rosling, Anthony
Higgins, Jessica Turner, Richard Davidson, Alexa Gilmour, Mark Day
deeply in German: Deeply
deeply in Russian: В глубине (фильм)
deeply in Turkish: Deeply
Synonyms, Antonyms and Related Words
acutely, completely, deep, emotionally, entirely, extremely, gravely, greatly, heavily, intensely, irrevocably, keenly, passionately, powerfully, profoundly, seriously, severely, strongly, thoroughly, unreservedly, very
much