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cavity

[kav-i-tee] / ˈkæv ɪ ti /


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The color scheme glides from monochrome in the morning to various shades of blue in the afternoon, a backdrop to blindingly white icebergs, their seawashed cavities a bright turquoise.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mendoza says it was an anxiety-inducing process with lots of experimentation that ultimately had her stuffing a whole pineapple inside the turkey cavity to get just the right flavor.

From The Wall Street Journal

A portion of Earth's water resides in extremely small spaces, including molecular cavities found in protein binding sites or synthetic receptors.

From Science Daily

The sacs' presence can be detected from indentations and cavities in fossilized bones, even when the soft tissues are long gone.

From Scientific American

Sinkholes are formed when water or erosion makes cavities beneath the surface of the land, causing it to eventually collapse or depress.

From Los Angeles Times