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Still waters run deep.

Still waters run deep.

Summary

This quote means that calm or unassuming individuals may possess great depth, intelligence, or complexity underneath their quiet or reserved exteriors. It suggests that outward appearances or behaviors can often be misleading, and it encourages not to judge people solely based on their surface-level demeanor. Instead, it reminds us to look beyond the surface and consider that there might be hidden depths and qualities within individuals that are not immediately apparent.

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