Thesaurus / gaps
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synonyms for gaps
- chasm
- crack
- cut
- difference
- disagreement
- disparity
- divergence
- divide
- division
- hole
- inconsistency
- rift
- void
- aperture
- arroyo
- blank
- caesura
- canyon
- cleft
- clove
- cranny
- crevice
- defile
- discontinuity
- fracture
- gorge
- gulch
- gully
- hiatus
- hollow
- interlude
- intermission
- interruption
- interstice
- interval
- lacuna
- lull
- notch
- opening
- orifice
- pause
- ravine
- recess
- rent
- respite
- rest
- rupture
- separation
- slit
- slot
- space
- vacuity
- interspace
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Small gaps have doubtless been frequently passed over in the same manner.
MAN AND HIS ANCESTORCHARLES MORRISAs it happens, Jaffery has had to fill up little gaps, make bridges here and there.
JAFFERYWILLIAM J. LOCKEBlind entrances, gaps, and ponderous suspensions multiply and vary infinitely.
TOILERS OF THE SEAVICTOR HUGOThe line passes beside Magersfontein and through gaps in six ridges behind it, affording an excellent view of the whole position.
THE RELIEF OF MAFEKINGFILSON YOUNGThe other paths were more or less abrupt, and led down to the creek through gaps in the steep rocks.
TOILERS OF THE SEAVICTOR HUGOAs fast as the gaps were made in the ranks of the enemy, they were filled up by fresh men.
JACK HARKAWAY'S BOY TINKER AMONG THE TURKSBRACEBRIDGE HEMYNGAcross the gaps between these peaks we could see other snow ranges in Nepal.
MOUNT EVEREST THE RECONNAISSANCE, 1921CHARLES KENNETH HOWARD-BURYMy horse is good, and there are still gaps between their squadrons.
THE LION'S BROODDUFFIELD OSBORNEHe could thus supply whatever was deficient, and fill up the gaps in the thoughts of another.
SOLOMON MAIMON: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY.SOLOMON MAIMONThe crest of the mountain was indented irregularly by rounded gaps or passes, like pie-crust carelessly forked.
MOUNTAINCLEMENT WOOD