Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

deep-chasm

noun

/diːp ˈkæz.əm/

Definition

A deep, wide gap or void in the earth’s surface.

Examples

The explorer peered into the deep-chasm, wondering what lay at the bottom.
There was a deep-chasm between the two factions, making reconciliation difficult.

Meaning

A deep-chasm refers to a significant and often perilous space or separation between two areas, typically used to describe geographical features or metaphorical divides in ideas or emotions.