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chasm

[kaz-uhm] / ˈkæz əm /


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The first axe-blow sent splinters of ice rattling into the chasm.

From Literature

But there’s nothing on the other end of the line, a silent chasm of nothing.

From Literature

George Russell said he believed a "perfect storm" accounted for the chasm between Mercedes and their rivals in qualifying at the first race of the new Formula 1 season.

From BBC

Creating this chasm of mistrust between patient and provider will have devastating effects on the vaccination rates of children in the U.S. that may take a decade or even a generation to correct.

From MarketWatch

Speaking Sunday from the Vatican, Pope Leo XIV made a “heartfelt appeal to all the parties involved to assume the moral responsibility of halting the spiral of violence before it becomes an unbridgeable chasm.”

From Los Angeles Times