chasmed (Meaning)
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chasmed (a.)
Having gaps or a chasm.
Synonyms & Antonyms of chasmed
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chasmed Sentence Examples
- The landscape was chasmed, with deep rifts and valleys carved by ancient rivers.
- The chasmed terrain posed a formidable challenge to the expedition, requiring careful navigation.
- As the earthquake struck, the ground chasmed, revealing hidden crevasses.
- The chasmed cliffs rose high above the turbulent waters below, creating a stunning natural spectacle.
- Exploring the chasmed caverns was an adventure fraught with danger.
- The once flat plain had chasmed over centuries, creating a rugged and uneven terrain.
- She peered into the chasmed abyss, feeling a sense of awe and dread.
- The chasmed landscape provided refuge for a diverse range of wildlife.
- The chasmed coastline was a testament to the power of erosion over time.
- The chasmed earth seemed to swallow everything in its path, leaving behind a fractured and jagged landscape.
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Having gaps or a chasm.
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The landscape was chasmed, with deep rifts and valleys carved by ancient rivers.
The chasmed terrain posed a formidable challenge to the expedition, requiring careful navigation.
As the earthquake struck, the ground chasmed, revealing hidden crevasses.
The chasmed cliffs rose high above the turbulent waters below, creating a stunning natural spectacle.
