Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
deep-crevice
noun
/diːp ˈkrɛvɪs/
Definition
A narrow, steep-sided opening or fissure in a surface that extends deeply into the material.
Examples
- The hiker carefully navigated around the deep crevice to avoid slipping.
- In geology class, we studied how deep crevices are formed by natural erosion.
- The climber peered into the deep crevice, wondering how deep it truly was.
Meaning
A deep crevice is typically found in geological formations, such as mountains or canyons, where the earth has cracked or eroded over time, creating a significant gap or chasm.
Synonyms
- gorge
- chasm
- fissure
- gap
- ravine
