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Yes, this does make sense, however it can be a bit confusing. The Pacific Ocean is deep, making it a good use as a smilies for a deep breath. It could be confusing because at first it looks like you are trying to imply the Pacific Ocean breathes. Maybe "as deep as the ocean" will suffice instead.


A simile is a figure of speech that compares two things by using the words "like" or "as". The comparison is made indirectly.

Here are some examples of a good simile:

  • White as a ghost
  • Fast like a cheetah
  • As slippery as an eel
  • She felt as tall as a giraffe
  • Swam like a fish through rough ocean waters
  • Is as agile as a monkey
  • Lifeless as a dead battery
  • Is as fast as a snail having a bad day
  • This love is as solid as the ground we stand on
  • The dress is perfect, it fits like a glove

Using your example, some similes are:
  • As deep as the ocean
  • As deep as the sea
  • As deep as hell
  • As deep as outer space
  • As deep as the Mariana Trench

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Yes, it does, in terms of figurative language use. What you have here is a simile, as well as an example of hyperbole (extreme exaggeration).

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Which is larger the Pacific Ocean or the Indian Ocean?

Pacific Ocean = 161.8 million km²Indian ocean = 73.56 million km²Therefore, the Pacific is larger.


Which is the largest and deepest ocean in the world?

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How deep in miles is Indian Ocean?

The deepest part of the Indian Ocean is the Diamantina Deep, located in the Diamantina Trench, south west of Perth, Western Australia. It depth was recorded at 8,047 metres (26,401 feet) deep.


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