shallow
//ˈʃæl.oʊ//
Adjective
shallowCanonical form
shallowerComparative
shallowestSuperlative
1
Having little depth; not deep.
The water in this pool is shallow, so it's safe for children.
2
Lacking depth of intellect, emotion, or knowledge; superficial.
His shallow understanding of the topic was obvious during the discussion.
Synonym
Noun
shallowSingular
shallowsPlural
1
A shallow area in a body of water; a shoal.
The boat got stuck in the shallows near the shore.
Verb
shallowInfinitive
shallowPresent tense
shallowedPast tense
shallowedPast participle
shallowingPresent participle
shallowsThird-person singular
1
To make or become shallow.
The river shallows near the bridge.