Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
deep-hole
Noun
/diːp hoʊl/
Definition
A deep hole is a cavity or opening that extends far below the surface, often used in various contexts such as geology, construction, or sports.
Examples
- He fell into a deep hole while hiking in the woods.
- The diver explored a deep hole in the ocean floor.
- They discovered a deep hole that scientists wanted to study.
Meaning
The term refers to any hole that has significant depth relative to its width or other dimensions. It can imply danger in certain contexts, such as fishing or diving.
Synonyms
- abyss
- chasm
- pit
- gorge
- crater
