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shallow
01
having a short distance from the surface to the bottom
02
extending a short distance inward or backward
04
lacking depth of character, seriousness, mindful thinking, or real understanding
Example
His interest in the topic was shallow, evident from the shallow collection of books on the subject.
The shallow reasoning behind the decision was quickly exposed by the critics.
Her shallow conversation left him longing for a more meaningful connection.
The company's shallow commitment to sustainability was evident in their minimal efforts to reduce waste.
The movie had a shallow plot, failing to engage the audience on a deeper emotional level.
05
(of breathing or breaths) characterized by quick, light, and less deep breaths
Example
The pond is so shallow that you can easily touch the bottom with your feet.
The river became shallow during the dry season, exposing rocks and sandbars.
She planted the flower seeds in a shallow hole in the garden.
The dish should be baked in a shallow pan to ensure even cooking.
Be careful when diving into the shallow end of the pool to avoid hitting your head.
