Abysm meaning

Noun: abysm

Pronunciation: (u’bi-zum)

Abysm meaning: A bottomless gulf or pit; any unfathomable cavity or chasm.

Synonyms: abyss, chasm

Quotations: Ambrose Bierce – The flabby wine-skin of his brain yields to some pathologic strain and voids from its un-stored abysm. The driblet of an aphorism.

William Shakespeare – What seest thou else, in the dark backward and abysm of time?

Sample sentences:

1. They have touched the summits of daring and devotion, if they also sank into the deep abysms of shame, pity and disgrace.
2. “It was horrible,” said Rajesh looking into the dark backward abysm of time.
3. Her voice dropped. She dropped herself into some abysm of thought process.
4. The flooring of this temple has crevices in it through which one can look down into the abysm.
5. Raghu and I have been friends in the dark backward and abysm and we were still in a manner of speaking, friends.
6. Such horrible and deadly conditions profoundly limit the development and growth of organic being in the abysm of ocean.
7. It was his last salvation before he falls in the abysm.
8. Abysms are only made darker by our thoughts.
9. This makes their date one of incalculable antiquity; they are removed from us by a dark backward and abysm of time.
10. I have been exploring the dark backward and abysm of time all day.