chasm
/ˈkæzəm/
noun
- A deep crack or opening in the earth's surface.
- The hikers stopped at the edge of a deep chasm.
- A massive chasm split the valley after the earthquake.
- The explorers had to cross a dangerous chasm using a rope bridge.
- A wide difference in opinions, beliefs, or understanding between people or groups.
- The political chasm between the two parties made compromise impossible.
- The chasm in their views on education led to a heated debate.
- There is a growing chasm between the rich and the poor in many countries.
- A large gap in time or space.
- The chasm of centuries separates the ancient ruins from modern life.
- The chasm between the two buildings was too wide to jump across.
- There is a chasm of silence between the two old friends.
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