steeped — having a long involvement with or knowledge of something; deeply immersed or saturated
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having a long involvement with or knowledge of something; deeply immersed or saturated
Pronunciation (IPA): /stiːpt/
Korean meaning: ~에 깊이 빠진, 젖어든, 풍부한 경험이나 지식을 가진
Korean pronunciation: **스**팁트
Example Sentences
- The vampire was steeped in centuries of Gothic romance novels, which explained his overly dramatic way of asking for directions.
- This ancient castle is steeped in legends and ghost stories.
- She steeped herself in medical research before making any health decisions.
steeped
ADJECTIVE//stiːpt//
having a long involvement with or knowledge of something; deeply immersed or saturated
an elderly tea master with wise eyes carefully demonstrates the precise movements of brewing tea while a young student watches intently. The master's hands move with practiced grace developed over decades of daily practice. Years of dedication have shaped every gesture into perfect ritual as steam rises from the ceramic pot. The apprentice observes every detail with deep respect, surrounded by scrolls and traditional implements. Ancient tea sets and ceremony tools fill the room, showing generations of accumulated wisdom. someone deeply steeped in traditional knowledge and cultural practices
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Origin
From Old English 'stēpan' meaning 'to soak' or 'to immerse in liquid.' The word originally described the physical act of soaking something in water or other liquids, but later expanded to mean being deeply immersed in abstract concepts like traditions or knowledge.
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“The vampire was steeped in centuries of Gothic romance novels, which explained his overly dramatic way of asking for directions.”
“This ancient castle is steeped in legends and ghost stories.”
“She steeped herself in medical research before making any health decisions.”
“The detective was so steeped in crime novels that he started narrating his breakfast routine like a film noir.”
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