undeep

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ deep.

Adjective

undeep (comparative more undeep, superlative most undeep)

1. (rare) Not deep; shallow.
   • 2013, W. F. Van Raaij, G. M. van Veldhoven, K. E. Wärneryd, Handbook of Economic Psychology, page 87:

     An undeep level of information processing implies that only the surface level of information has been processed.