crevasses Synonyms

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a breach in a levee, a deep crevice (as in a glacier), a deep crevice or fissure (as in a glacier or the earth)

The rugged terrain was riddled with deep, treacherous crevasses that threatened to consume any who ventured too close.
Hikers cautiously navigated the glacier's icy labyrinth, mindful of the hidden crevasses that lurked beneath the pristine surface.
The ice-bound mountain crevasse seemed like an otherworldly chasm, its jagged walls and bottomless depths inspiring both awe and trepidation.
The frigid crevasses on the Greenland ice sheet served as icy tombs for explorers who succumbed to the unforgiving cold.
The crevasses in the snowpack were like gaping mouths, ready to swallow up the unwary skier who dared to cross.
The massive icebergs drifted through the ocean, their surface scarred by countless crevasses and seracs.
The polar bear cautiously approached the crevasse, its keen senses searching for potential prey lurking within its icy depths.
The explorers used ropes and ladders to safely cross the dangerous crevasses on their journey to the summit.
The crevasses in the Antarctic ice shelf resembled enormous natural sculptures, their intricate patterns reflecting the relentless forces that had shaped them.
The crevasses in the Martian ice cap held secrets about the planet's ancient climate and potential for past life.

a breach in a levee, a deep crevice (as in a glacier), a deep crevice or fissure (as in a glacier or the earth)

chasms, clefts, cirques,crevices, abysses, gorges, ravines, fissures, canyons, hollows

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The rugged terrain was riddled with deep, treacherous crevasses that threatened to consume any who ventured too close.

Hikers cautiously navigated the glacier's icy labyrinth, mindful of the hidden crevasses that lurked beneath the pristine surface.

The ice-bound mountain crevasse seemed like an otherworldly chasm, its jagged walls and bottomless depths inspiring both awe and trepidation.

The frigid crevasses on the Greenland ice sheet served as icy tombs for explorers who succumbed to the unforgiving cold.