delving (Meaning)

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delving (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Delve

No strong antonyms found.

She was delving into the depths of her mind, searching for answers to her existential questions.
The journalist was delving deep into the corruption scandal, uncovering layer upon layer of deceit.
He was delving into the intricacies of quantum mechanics, trying to grasp its elusive concepts.
As an artist, she enjoyed delving into the rich tapestry of human emotions in her paintings.
The detective was delving into the suspect's background, looking for any clues that might crack the case.
The researcher was delving into the archives, sifting through documents to piece together the past.
He was delving into the history of the ancient civilization, fascinated by its rise and fall.
She was delving into the world of literature, exploring different genres and styles.
The therapist was delving into the trauma of her patient's past, helping them heal old wounds.
He was delving into the mysteries of the cosmos, pondering the nature of existence itself.

of Delve

inquiry, examination, exploration,investigation, probing, probe, research, study, inspection, disquisition

filling (in),filling (in),,smoothing (out or over), smoothing (out or over)

She was delving into the depths of her mind, searching for answers to her existential questions.

The journalist was delving deep into the corruption scandal, uncovering layer upon layer of deceit.

He was delving into the intricacies of quantum mechanics, trying to grasp its elusive concepts.

As an artist, she enjoyed delving into the rich tapestry of human emotions in her paintings.