深入り | Japanese meaning

深入り【ふかいり】

Frequency rank: 19,843. – 19,950.

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru; intransitive verb

getting deeply involved; going deeply into; going too far (into something)

Forms

深入り【ふかいり】Frequency rank: 19,843. – 19,950.
ふかいり

Generated definitions (experimental)

getting deeply involved

This meaning refers to becoming highly engaged or entangled in a particular situation or subject, often to an extent that may be overwhelming or challenging.

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He got too deeply involved in the business and ended up suffering financially.

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Getting deeply involved in a hobby can sometimes become a significant source of stress.

going deeply into

This meaning pertains to exploring a subject or issue thoroughly, often in a detailed and comprehensive manner.

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She went deeply into the issue and found a solution.

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It's important to go deeply into the material using reference books as well as the textbook.

going too far (into something)

This usage indicates crossing a boundary or limit, suggesting that involvement or exploration has reached an excessive or inappropriate level.

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He went too far into private matters, causing a deterioration in his relationship with friends.

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Going too far into that topic can sometimes lead to heated arguments.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to get deeply involvednot to get too involvedshould not go too far ina deeply involved discussionthe act of getting deeply involvedthe type that gets deeply involvedto avoid getting too involvedto end up getting deeply involveda topic that can be explored deeplygetting too involved is prohibited

Example sentences

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Her mother knew that her eldest daughter had signed up for a drama seminar, but she had no idea that she was so deeply involved as to appear on stage.

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