abysses Synonyms
abysses Meaning
abysses
intellectual or moral depths, the bottomless gulf, pit, or chaos of the old cosmogonies, an immeasurably deep gulf or great space, a gulf so deep or a space so great that it cannot be measured
abysses Sentence Examples
- The ship plunged into the watery abysses, disappearing without a trace.
- The mountain's abyssal depths held secrets long forgotten by time.
- The explorer peered into the chasm's abyss, feeling a mix of awe and trepidation.
- Love's abysses were unfathomable, capable of both ecstasy and despair.
- The labyrinthine abyss of knowledge stretched out before the scholar, offering glimpses of enlightenment.
- The ocean's abysses teemed with creatures adapted to the extreme conditions.
- The abyss of space dwarfed all human understanding, a vast expanse filled with both wonder and terror.
- The mind's abysses held both dreams and nightmares, accessible only through introspection.
- Time seemed to slow to a crawl as we descended into the abyss, our surroundings fading into a void.
- The abyss of despair threatened to consume him, extinguishing all hope and light.
FAQs About the word abysses
intellectual or moral depths, the bottomless gulf, pit, or chaos of the old cosmogonies, an immeasurably deep gulf or great space, a gulf so deep or a space so
expanses, chasms, gulfs, deeps,oceans, caverns, holes, crevasses, clefts, crevices
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The ship plunged into the watery abysses, disappearing without a trace.
The mountain's abyssal depths held secrets long forgotten by time.
The explorer peered into the chasm's abyss, feeling a mix of awe and trepidation.
Love's abysses were unfathomable, capable of both ecstasy and despair.
