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beyond depth
beyond one's depth
1. Lit. in water that is too deep. Sally swam out from the beach until she was beyond her depth. Jane swam out to get her even though it was beyond her depth, too.
2. Fig. beyond one's understanding or capabilities. I'm beyond my depth in calculus class. Poor John was involved in a problem that was really beyond his depth.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Kumbukani | | kuw-mboo-KAH-nee | Southern African, Chewa |
Letitia | | [li'tʃiə] | |
Jezza | | JEZ-ə | English (British) |
BÉBhinn | | BAY-vin, BE-veen | Irish |
Seneca | | SEN-ə-kə (English) | Ancient Roman |
Nirupama | | - | Indian, Hindi, Kannada |