depth
31Depth — The ability of a security to absorb buy and sell orders without the stock price dramatically moving in either direction. Securities with good depth will be relatively liquid, and large orders will not affect price significantly. On the other hand …
32depth — noun 1》 the distance from the top or surface to the bottom of something or to a specified point within it. ↘the distance from the front to the back of something. ↘the apparent existence of three dimensions in a two dimensional… …
33depth — [14] Depth is not as old as it looks. Similar nouns, such as length and strength, existed in Old English, but depth, like breadth, is a much later creation. In Old English the nouns denoting ‘quality of being deep’ were dīepe and dēopnes… …
34depth — [14] Depth is not as old as it looks. Similar nouns, such as length and strength, existed in Old English, but depth, like breadth, is a much later creation. In Old English the nouns denoting ‘quality of being deep’ were dīepe and dēopnes… …
35depth — See: BEYOND ONE S DEPTH …
36depth — See: BEYOND ONE S DEPTH …
37depth — tread depth …
38depth — See: beyond one s depth …
39depth — n 1. deepness, profoundness, profundity; complexity, intricacy, obscurity, abstruseness, recon diteness, esotericism. 2. gravity, weight*, moment, importance, significance; seriousness, solemnity, sobriety. 3. sagacity, wisdom, understanding;… …
40depth — Hohonu. ♦ Depth sounding, ana i ka hohonu …
