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deep-fetched, † -fet, ppl. a.|ˈdiːpˌfɛtʃt, -ˌfɛt|
[deep adv. 3.]
Fetched from deep in the bosom, or from far below the surface of things; far-fetched.
1562Cooper Answ. Priv. Masse (1850) 130 O profound and deep-fetched reason. 1593Shakes. 2 Hen. VI, ii. iv. 33 To see my teares, and heare my deepe-fet groanes. 1604Meeting of Gallants 20 Vomiting out some two or three deepe-fetch Oaths. a1618Sylvester Panaretus 465 And sending forth a deep-fet sigh. 1647H. More Poems, Resolution 109 By deep-fetchd sighs and pure devotion. 1708Ozell tr. Boileau's Lutrin 10 With deep fetch'd Bellowings the noble Beast Exhales his Spirits. |