0 present participle of delve
1 to search, especially as if by digging, in order to find a thing or information:
Some write semi-autobiographical novels, delving into personal pasts in order to either discover or re-examine their motivations and affinities.
The linkage between translation and interpreting in the media context is another subject worth delving into in the future.
The authors analyze several phases of the conversations over time, sometimes pointing out the obvious and at other times delving more deeply.
Another criticised architects for taking information too much at face value without delving further into it.
This feature is a boon to researchers delving into the history of meteorites and meteoritics.
Delving slightly deeper, do the two groups differ on behavioral measures of emotion regulation?
We have several ' regional studies ' delving into the issues of political culture, ethnicity, regional identity and nation-building.
They allow design engineers to design and modify before delving into the details.
