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crevasses

noun as in precipice

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Three more bodies were recovered from within the crevasses of the glacier.

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There’s a point being made there: His wrinkles and crevasses echo the landscape, which has also been shaped by time and forces of nature.

Their branches grow in wildly unpredictable directions, and the trees’ gray, gnarled trunks are shot through with holes and crevasses large enough to hide a sleeping child.

Tragedy struck on 10 January when a man working in the town fell through one of the crevasses.

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Satellite images even show the surface crevasses that opened directly above the keel as a result of the violent collision with the sea-floor.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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