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Meaning of chasm
A deep, narrow opening in the earth's surface, or a large difference between two things.
Etymology of chasm
The word "chasm" comes from the Greek word "χάσμα" (chásma), meaning "yawning" or "gap", which is derived from the verb "χαίνω" (chaínō), meaning "to yawn" or "to gape".
The word has been used in English since the 16th century to describe deep, narrow openings in the earth's surface, and has since been extended to describe large differences or divisions between things.
Synonyms
abyss
canyon
gorge
fissure
gap
void
cavity
hollow
opening
rift
split
fracture
breach
cleft
crevasse
crack
fissure
aperture
cavity
chink
cleavage
clove
crevice
cut
divide
gorge
gulf
hiatus
lacuna
rift
separation
space
void
aperture
breach
cleft
gap
fracture
gash
slit
tear
hole
interruption
break
discontinuity
disjunction
interruption
separation
space
void
emptiness
hollowness
vacuity.
Definitions
- A deep, narrow opening in the earth's surface, typically formed by erosion or geological movement.
- A large difference or division between two things, such as a chasm between two cultures or ideologies.
- A profound or seemingly insurmountable difference or gap.
Usage Examples
- The Grand Canyon is a vast chasm carved out by the Colorado River over millions of years.
- There is a deep chasm between the two political parties, making it difficult to find common ground.
- The new policy has created a chasm between management and employees, leading to widespread discontent.
Antonyms
union
unity
harmony
agreement
concord
concurrence
cooperation
alliance
amalgam
amalgamation
coalition
combination
conjunction
connection
continuity
fusion
integration
junction
link
merger
oneness
solidarity
togetherness
accordance
affinity
association
coalition
compatibility
conciliation
conjunction
consensus
cooperation
cordiality
friendship
kinship
likeness
rapport
reconciliation
rapport
similarity
symbiosis
synthesis
uniformity.