crevice Synonyms
crevice Meaning
Wordnet
crevice (n)
a long narrow depression in a surface
a long narrow opening
crevice Sentence Examples
- The small insect scurried into the crevice in the wall, seeking refuge from the light.
- We discovered a hidden crevice behind the bookshelf where we found an old treasure map.
- The mountaineers found a crevice in the rock face, providing a precarious path to higher ground.
- A crevice in the sidewalk caused me to stumble and nearly twist my ankle.
- Light streamed through the narrow crevice, illuminating the darkened chamber.
- The ancient castle was full of secret passages and hidden crevices.
- The explorer squeezed through the tight crevice in the cave, eager to see what lay beyond.
- A tiny plant had taken root in the crevice of the stone wall, defying the odds.
- The mouse disappeared into a crevice in the floorboards, leaving behind a trail of crumbs.
- We peered into the crevice, hoping to catch a glimpse of the elusive creature rumored to inhabit the depths.
FAQs About the word crevice
a long narrow depression in a surface, a long narrow opening
rift,fissure,crack, split, cranny, cleft, gap, slit,chink, incision
No antonyms found.
The small insect scurried into the crevice in the wall, seeking refuge from the light.
We discovered a hidden crevice behind the bookshelf where we found an old treasure map.
The mountaineers found a crevice in the rock face, providing a precarious path to higher ground.
A crevice in the sidewalk caused me to stumble and nearly twist my ankle.
