Difference between Deep and Recondite

DEEP vs RECONDITE: NOUN

Extending far downward below a surface.
Extending far inward from an outer surface.
Extending far backward from front to rear.
Extending far from side to side from a center.
Far distant down or in.
Coming from or penetrating to a depth.
Located or taking place near the outer boundaries of the area of play.
Extending a specific distance in a given direction.
Difficult to penetrate; incomprehensible to one of ordinary understanding or knowledge
Far distant in time or space.
Difficult to penetrate or understand; recondite.
Of an obscure nature
(of darkness) very intense
Having or denoting a low vocal or instrumental range
Relatively deep or strong; affecting one deeply
Having great spatial extension or penetration downward or inward from an outer surface or backward or laterally or outward from a center; sometimes used in combination
Very distant in time or space
Very learned or intellectual; wise.
With head or back bent low
Extreme
Marked by depth of thinking
Relatively thick from top to bottom
Extending relatively far inward
Exhibiting great cunning usually with secrecy
Strong; intense
Of a mysterious or obscure nature.
Having a sufficient number of capable reserve players.
Large in quantity or size
Of a grave or extreme nature.
Very absorbed or involved.
Profound in quality or feeling.
Rich and intense in shade. Used of a color.
Low in pitch; resonant.
Covered or surrounded to a designated degree. Often used in combination.
Large in quantity or size; big.
Exhibiting great cunning or craft.

Of a person: highly talented, a master of a field.
Difficult to understand; known only by experts.
Dealing in things abstruse; profound; searching.
Hidden from the mental or intellectual view; secret; abstruse.
Concealed; hidden.
Not easily understood; abstruse or obscure.
Difficult to penetrate; incomprehensible to one of ordinary understanding or knowledge

(of darkness) densely dark
To a great distance
Intense or extreme
To a great depth; far down or in
Grave in sound; low in pitch: as, the deep tones of an organ.
Artful; contriving; plotting; insidious; designing: as, he is a deep schemer.
Sagacious; penetrating; profound: as, a man of deep insight.
Hard to get to the bottom or foundation of; difficult to penetrate or understand; not easily fathomed; profound; abstruse.
Relatively deep or strong
Immersed; absorbed; engrossed; wholly occupied: as,deep in figures.
Having (a certain) extension as measured from the surface downward or from the front backward: as, a mine 1,000 feet deep; a case 12 inches long and 3 inches deep; a house 40 feet deep; a file of soldiers six deep.
As measured from the front backward: long: as, a deep house; a deep lot.
As measured from without inward: extending or entering far within; situated far within or toward the center.
As measured from the point of view: extending far above; lofty: as, a deep sky.
Having considerable or great extension downward, or in a direction viewed as analogous with downward.
To go deep; sink.
To become deep; deepen.
Deeply.
Closely involved or implicated.
To a great depth;far down
Difficult to penetrate
Affecting one deeply
Intense
Strong
Sometimes used in combination
(idiom) (deep down) At bottom; basically.
(idiom) (in deep water) In difficulty.

In entomology, said of organs which are concealed in repose: opposed to exserted.
In botany, concealed; not easily seen.
Profound; dealing with things abstruse.
Hidden from mental view; secret; abstruse: as, recondite causes of things.
Difficult to penetrate

Recondite, Low, Big, Large, Heavy, Intense, Rich, Unfathomed, Unplumbed, Broad, Profound, Thick, Bottomless, Abyssal, Wide

Compendious, Metaphysical, Allusive, Exoteric, Labyrinthine, Erudite, Prosaic, Prolix, Obtuse, Obscure, Inscrutable, Arcane, Deep, Esoteric, Abstruse

Recondite, Low, Big, Large, Heavy, Intense, Rich, Unfathomed, Unplumbed, Broad, Profound, Thick, Bottomless, Abyssal, Wide

Compendious, Metaphysical, Allusive, Exoteric, Labyrinthine, Erudite, Prosaic, Prolix, Obtuse, Obscure, Inscrutable, Arcane, Deep, Esoteric, Abstruse

From Deep To Shallow For now, there is a gradual movement of bass from deep water to shallow.
The Deep Blue essential oil blend is the origin of the Deep Blue product line.
Soil type is Chalkas, Red sandy soils, Dubbas, Deep Red loamy soils, Very deep black cotton soils.
Deep calls to deep at the sound of Your waterfalls; All Your breakers and Your waves have rolled over me.
Some other designations include: Prooflike, Deep Cameo, Deep Mirror Prooflike.
He took a deep breath and let out a deep sigh.
Ritual cannot erase these deep scars, but it can provide, if only slightly, some comfort for the deep loss and anguish.
Clayton County is a deep, deep blue district, but have always kind of lagged in voter turnout for statewide results.
Deep breathing and mindfulness exercises can help put you in a deep sleep.
He reveals the deep things of darkness and brings deep shadows into light.

Amyas, not understanding this recondite conceit, made no answer to it, and there the matter ended for the time.
The Natural History of Coexistence in Some Communities Differing in Complexity: Mite Fights, Bird Flight, and Recondite Fragrances.
Miesel's technique--a torrent of rumour, guilt by association, lies and recondite abuse expressed in tortured language--is trademark Stalinism.
However, always make sure to read the nice choice of words to avoid recondite fees.
The truth is that it is a recondite theme notwithstanding scientists to study.
SYN: Profound, subterranean, submerged, designing, abstruse, recondite, learned, low, sagacious, penetrating, thick, obscure, mysterious, occult, Intense, heartfelt.
Nursing Assessment Explore the haleness depiction for recondite signs such as anorexia, tiredness, or abdominal pain.
No, I was, as in all ways, a child who preferred the more recondite alternatives.
Verdict the true middleman quantity hundreds of online companies can be a recondite task.
He is breezily readable where other studies can feel dense and recondite.