in the depths of (something)



in the depths of (something)

In the middle of and wholly consumed by a particularly negative and/or difficult situation or emotional state. The country was in the depths of the worst economic disaster of the last century. While I was in the depths of depression, I found that I couldn't even get out of bed in the morning.
See also: depth, of

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Mcdermott[mək'dɜ:mət]
Osmund-Anglo-Saxon
Sanda-Romanian, Croatian
EuniceYOO-nis (English)Biblical, English, Biblical Latin
TrixieTRIK-seeEnglish
Rowannero-ANEnglish (Rare)