Verb delve has 1 sense

1. dig, delve, cut into, turn over - turn up, loosen, or remove earth; "Dig we must"; "turn over the soil for aeration"
   --₁ is one way to remove, take, take away, withdraw
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Delve

Verb

Sense 1

To delve is to search deeply or investigate thoroughly into a particular subject or topic.

Example sentences:

• Researchers delve into the mysteries of the human brain.
• I decided to delve into the history of ancient civilizations.

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Noun

Sense 1

A delve, as a noun, refers to a deep or detailed investigation or exploration.

Example sentences:

• The journalist conducted a delve into the corruption scandal.
• This book provides a fascinating delve into the world of art.

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Adjective

Sense 1

An adjective form of delve is used to describe something that involves deep or thorough exploration.

Example sentences:

• His delve research paper received high praise from the professor.
• The author's delve novel takes readers on an immersive journey.

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