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You can't leap a twenty-foot chasm with two 10-foot jumps.chasm = a large, deep, and steep-sided opening on the earth's surface
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The issue is creating a chasm between liberals and conservatives.chasm = very large difference of opinion
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We were stopped by an impassable chasm.chasm = a large, deep, and steep-sided opening on the earth's surface
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I imagine my feet dangling over the chasm and bite my lip. (source)chasm = a deep drop-off into which someone could fall
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Then they stood in a row at the edge of the chasm, Doon in the middle holding Poppy's hand and Lina's. Lina took aim at the heart of the city, far beneath her feet. With all her strength, she cast the message into the darkness, and they watched as it plunged down and down. (source)chasm = deep opening beneath the ground
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A bottomless chasm of insecurity and self-doubt that gnaws at them. (source)chasm = pit
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They merely remind him of the chasm between what life can be and what it is now. (source)chasm = very large difference
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The eastern road was wilder and more dangerous, climbing through rocky foothills and thick forests into the Mountains of the Moon, past high passes and deep chasms to the Vale of Arryn and the stony Fingers beyond.† (source)chasms = large gaps or divides
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Up vistaed slopes I sped And shot, precipited Adown Titanic glooms of chasmed fears, From those strong feet that followed, followed after.† (source)chasmed = having one or more large gaps or divides
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But her first problem was getting across the chasm. (source)chasm = deep hole
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He was surrounded on all sides by chasms of empty air.† (source)chasms = large gaps or divides
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The world was a phantasmal land of faery beyond the misted hem of the hills, a land of great reverberations, of genii-guarded orchards, wine-dark seas, chasmed and fantastical cities from which he would return into this substantial heart of life, his native town, with golden loot.† (source)chasmed = having one or more large gaps or divides
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...the chasm she had erected in her life to separate the pain from the pleasure. (source)chasm = large gap or divide
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Wagons had gouged chasms across paths, roads, and would-be lawns.† (source)chasms = large gaps or divides
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...it had a rope bridge across a chasm, (source)chasm = a large and deep and steep-sided opening on the earth's surface
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'All that he would have to do," continued the worried bug, "is travel through miles of harrowing and hazardous countryside, into unknown valleys and uncharted forests, past yawning chasms and trackless wastes, until he reached Digitopolis (if, of course, he ever reached there).† (source)chasms = large gaps or divides
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