interstices (Meaning)

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interstices (pl.)

of Interstice

No weak antonyms found.

The ancient wall had interstices where vines and ivy had found their way, creating a picturesque scene.
Light filtered through the interstices of the dense forest canopy, casting a soft glow on the woodland floor.
The artist meticulously painted the interstices between petals, capturing the intricacy of the flower.
As the gears turned, the clockmaker inspected the interstices of the intricate clock mechanism.
Urban planners focused on creating green spaces within the interstices of the city, promoting a healthier environment.
Microorganisms thrive in the interstices of coral reefs, contributing to the diversity of marine life.
The stonemason skillfully filled the interstices between bricks with mortar, ensuring a sturdy structure.
The detective combed through the crime scene, examining the interstices for any overlooked evidence.
The spider expert studied the interstices of the web, marveling at the arachnid's architectural prowess.
The conversation had brief interstices of silence, allowing for contemplation before the discussion continued.

of Interstice

gaps, pauses, hiatuses, interruptions,intervals, windows, hiccoughs, lulls,spaces, parentheses

continuities, continuations, runs, continuations, stretches, runs, stretches,continuities, progressions, continuums

The ancient wall had interstices where vines and ivy had found their way, creating a picturesque scene.

Light filtered through the interstices of the dense forest canopy, casting a soft glow on the woodland floor.

The artist meticulously painted the interstices between petals, capturing the intricacy of the flower.

As the gears turned, the clockmaker inspected the interstices of the intricate clock mechanism.