Deep-level
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Deep-level is an adjective meaning Built or occurring underground at a relatively deep level.
Meaning
Built or occurring underground at a relatively deep level.
Example Sentences
The deep-level Tubes required the invention of a tunnelling machine and a means of propelling trains through those tunnels that would not choke the passengers. The answer to the latter was electricity, and we have seen how electric traction had become established by the late nineteenth century.
Plans were prepared under the auspices of the L.S.W.R. by W. R. Galbraith and R. F. Church, with J. F. Greathead in consultation, for a deep-level electric line on the tube principle, 1½ miles long, from a point under the main-line terminus at Waterloo to the eastern end of Queen Victoria Street, […].
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include deep-lying, deep-seated, belowground, deepset, subterranean, underground.
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