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- adjective
superlative form ofshallow : mostshallow .
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Examples
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He counted them in his head, even as the shallowest breath she drew acted like a spur to his growing excitement.
Earl of Durkness Alix Rickloff 2011
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Compared to a decade ago, the big three evening newscasts have seen their audiences decline to a combined audience of about 23 million this season, with NBC seeing the shallowest decline.
CBS, Couric Talks Draw Near Sam Schechner 2011
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And considering that this was the shallowest recession EVER, how can you even say that the tax cuts failed?
Did the Bush Tax Cut Fail?, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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The ducks sleep these nights in the shallowest water which does not freeze, and there may be found early in the morning.
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Twitter is a public forum, a virtual town square, and there are no requirements save having some kind of electronic device upon which to type your deepest -- or shallowest -- thoughts.
Steven Weber: Trickle-Down Ugly Steven Weber 2012
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Well, ifyou take the 26% of clueless morons who actually thought Bush was doing a good job at the end of his term and add in another handful of people who think she's "hot" "sassy" or "cute" you have 38% of the shallowest humans possible.
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He counted them in his head, even as the shallowest breath she drew acted like a spur to his growing excitement.
Earl of Durkness Alix Rickloff 2011
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He counted them in his head, even as the shallowest breath she drew acted like a spur to his growing excitement.
Earl of Durkness Alix Rickloff 2011
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And even the shallowest reader is easily able to read the critique/review critically, i.e., reject it.
More on Critique Hal Duncan 2009
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Twitter is a public forum, a virtual town square, and there are no requirements save having some kind of electronic device upon which to type your deepest -- or shallowest -- thoughts.
Steven Weber: Trickle-Down Ugly Steven Weber 2012
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