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  • as in hole



  • as in interval



  • as in void



  • as in canyon

  • as in hole
  • as in interval
  • as in void
  • as in canyon


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gap

noun

Definition of gapnext

1

as in hole

an open space in a barrier (as a wall or hedge)

there were several visible gaps in the wall where the drywall had pulled away from the wall framing

Synonyms & Similar Words

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  • hole

  • crevice

  • rift

  • opening

  • void

  • interval

  • discontinuity

  • fissure

  • crack

  • gulf

  • breach

  • hiatus

  • break

  • rent

  • separation

  • interstice

  • slit

  • chasm

  • cleft

  • slot

  • cavity

  • split

  • pore

  • fracture

  • aperture

  • abyss

  • orifice

  • notch

  • rupture

  • interspace

  • gape

  • cranny

  • chink

  • severance

  • sundering

2

as in interval

a break in continuity

there was a 15-minute gap between the two televised sporting events

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • interval

  • interruption

  • hiatus

  • discontinuity

  • lull

  • interstice

  • pause

  • hiccup

  • window

  • interim

  • interlude

  • interregnum

  • lag

  • intermission

  • parenthesis

  • interspace

  • time lag

  • space

  • hiccough

  • caesura

  • bumper

  • comma

  • lapse

  • suspension

  • rest

  • entr’acte

  • discontinuance

  • adjournment

  • recess

  • respite

  • subinterval


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • continuity

  • continuation

  • run

  • stretch

  • continuum

  • progression

  • procession

  • continuity

  • continuation

  • run

  • stretch

  • continuum

  • progression

  • procession

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3

as in void

an incomplete or deficient area

a gap in his understanding

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • void

  • hole

  • lacuna

  • space

  • deficit

  • hiatus

  • deficiency

  • shortfall

  • failing

  • disability

  • weakness

  • shortcoming

  • impairment

  • defectiveness

  • detriment

  • lack

  • inadequacy

  • insufficiency

  • imperfection

  • incompleteness

  • fault

  • need

  • insufficience

  • inadequateness

  • want


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • completeness

  • fullness

  • completeness

  • fullness

4

as in canyon

a narrow opening between hillsides or mountains that can be used for passage

thought they were stuck until they found a gap in the mountain range that they could hike through

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • canyon

  • ravine

  • gorge

  • valley

  • saddle

  • pass

  • col

  • gulch

  • gulf

  • chasm

  • abyss

  • crevice

  • defile

  • notch

  • flume

  • linn

  • trench

  • fissure

  • couloir

  • gill

  • crevasse

  • kloof

  • cañon

  • cleft

  • glen

  • vale

  • hollow

  • basin

  • gutter

  • dale

  • cirque

  • dell

  • combe

  • kettle

  • gully

  • trough

  • draw

  • barranca

  • arroyo

  • floodplain

  • coombe

  • coomb

  • wadi

  • cwm

  • coulee

  • wash

  • gulley

  • barranco

  • nullah

  • shutin

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Pronunciation:

[ ɡˈap], [ ɡˈap], [ ɡ_ˈa_p]

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  • n.

    • absentee.

    • lull.

    • passageway,
    • diversity,
    • gorge,
    • hollow,
    • divergence,
    • way,
    • gully,
    • collision,
    • contrast,
    • canyon,
    • a world of difference,
    • distinction,
    • contradiction,
    • defile,
    • passage,
    • variation,
    • variety.

    • brink,
    • crown,
    • divide,
    • crest,
    • the brow,
    • escarpment,
    • cairn,
    • cap,
    • Brae,
    • crag.

    • delay,
    • cooling-off period,
    • halt.

    • continue.

    • agree.

    attribute (noun)

    • spread,
    • gap.

    blank (noun)

    • preteritions,
    • pretermissions.

    breach (noun)

    • breach.

    break (noun)

    • dis junctions,
    • dis-junctions,
    • dis junction,
    • dis-junction.

    break, breach (noun)

    • chasm,
    • cleft,
    • rupture,
    • division,
    • rent,
    • cut,
    • respite,
    • recess,
    • slit,
    • rest,
    • discontinuity,
    • caesura,
    • clove,
    • intermission,
    • interlude,
    • arroyo,
    • orifice,
    • opening,
    • vacuity.

    cavity (noun)

    • bursas,
    • de cay,
    • de-cay,
    • de-cays,
    • de cays.

    chink (noun)

    • chink.

    chuckhole (noun)

    • pothole.

    clearance (noun)

    • empty spaces,
    • assarts,
    • head-rooms,
    • head-room,
    • headrooms,
    • open spaces,
    • head rooms,
    • defoliated areas.

    col (noun)

    • col.

    crack (noun)

    • rimations.

    cranny (noun)

    • by places,
    • byplaces,
    • by place,
    • by-places.

    defect (noun)

    • rough spots,
    • marrings,
    • mis take,
    • mis-take,
    • in-jury,
    • un-soundnesses,
    • mis takes,
    • dis colorations,
    • dis-colorations,
    • dis coloration,
    • un soundnesses,
    • in jury,
    • dis-coloration,
    • in juries,
    • mis-takes,
    • un soundness,
    • un-soundness.

    discontinuation (noun)

    • dis continuations,
    • dis-continuations,
    • dis continuation,
    • dis-continuation.

    discontinuity (noun)

    • dis continuity,
    • dis-continuity,
    • dis continuities,
    • dis-continuities.

    discrepance (noun)

    • in consistencies,
    • in compatibilities,
    • in-compatibility,
    • in-compatibilities,
    • in-consistencies,
    • in-consistency,
    • in consistency,
    • in compatibility.

    disparity (noun)

    • dis-parities,
    • dis-parity,
    • dis-semblance,
    • dis proportions,
    • alterities,
    • dis parities,
    • un likeness,
    • in-equality,
    • dis-similitudes,
    • un evenness,
    • un-likenesses,
    • in equalities,
    • dis-similarity,
    • dis-proportion,
    • dis proportion,
    • dis parity,
    • othernesses,
    • dis similitudes,
    • dis-similitude,
    • dis semblances,
    • in congruities,
    • dis similitude,
    • un evennesses,
    • in-congruities,
    • in-congruity,
    • dis semblance,
    • in-equalities,
    • dis similarity,
    • dis similarities,
    • un likenesses,
    • dis-similarities,
    • dis-proportions,
    • un-likeness,
    • in congruity,
    • un-evennesses,
    • un-evenness,
    • in equality,
    • dis-semblances.

    disruption (noun)

    • disruption.

    distance (noun)

    • ex-tension,
    • ex tents,
    • ex-tents,
    • farnesses,
    • pro-vince,
    • far pieces,
    • ex tension,
    • ex-tent,
    • pro-vinces,
    • out-posts,
    • out-skirt,
    • pro vinces,
    • re-move,
    • pro vince,
    • re-moves,
    • out-skirts,
    • ex tent,
    • out skirts,
    • ex-tensions,
    • out skirt,
    • re move,
    • out posts.

    emptiness (noun)

    • inanitions,
    • desertednesses,
    • de-solation,
    • depletednesses,
    • de-solations,
    • de solations,
    • de solation.

    fracture (noun)

    • dis placement,
    • dis placements,
    • dis-placements,
    • fragmentations,
    • dis-placement.

    gap (noun)

    • abyss.

    gulch (noun)

    • gulleys,
    • gulley.

    hole (noun)

    • re treats,
    • re-treats,
    • re-treat.

    hollowness (noun)

    • vaccums.

    incompleteness (noun)

    • fraction,
    • sectional,
    • scantiness,
    • part,
    • shortfall,
    • lack,
    • shortcoming,
    • deficit,
    • segmental,
    • need,
    • shortage,
    • insufficiency,
    • curtailment,
    • incompleteness,
    • deficiency.

    interim (noun)

    • inter ludes,
    • breathing spells,
    • interregna,
    • inter-ludes,
    • meanwhiles,
    • take tens,
    • inter-lude,
    • inter lude.

    interruption (noun)

    • breakoff,
    • break-off.

    interval (noun)

    • pausations.

    notch (noun)

    • jog,
    • score,
    • indentation,
    • gash,
    • incision,
    • split,
    • nick,
    • indent,
    • serration.

    omission (noun)

    • non inclusions,
    • in-advertences,
    • de-fault,
    • over sights,
    • excludings,
    • over looking,
    • de-faults,
    • with holdings,
    • with-holding,
    • disregardances,
    • in-advertencies,
    • in-advertence,
    • with-holdings,
    • over sight,
    • over-looking,
    • non inclusion,
    • overlookings,
    • leaving outs,
    • in advertence,
    • over-look,
    • over-sight,
    • dis regard,
    • over-sights,
    • cutting outs,
    • ignorings,
    • dis-regards,
    • dis-regard,
    • in advertency,
    • over-looks,
    • slightings,
    • de fault,
    • in advertencies,
    • passing overs,
    • in advertences,
    • in-advertency,
    • with holding,
    • de faults,
    • over look,
    • non-inclusions,
    • over looks,
    • noninclusions,
    • dis regards.

    opening (noun)

    • door,
    • inlet,
    • mouth,
    • hatch,
    • yawning,
    • pore,
    • embouchure,
    • entrance,
    • portal,
    • gate.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • cloves,
    • noninclusion,
    • good ways,
    • playtime,
    • lapse,
    • defect,
    • headroom,
    • sky,
    • Alterity,
    • withholdings,
    • rift,
    • rough spot,
    • lacuna,
    • inadvertency,
    • missings,
    • interval,
    • take ten,
    • horizons,
    • gaps,
    • hinterland,
    • blank,
    • interim,
    • speck,
    • separation,
    • fragmentation,
    • peephole,
    • good way,
    • time out,
    • rima,
    • empty space,
    • WOMBS,
    • PATHWAYS,
    • rest period,
    • flaw,
    • spaciousness,
    • void,
    • caries,
    • eyelet,
    • gulch,
    • elisions,
    • fracture,
    • breathing spell,
    • elision,
    • pinhole,
    • hollowness,
    • interregnum,
    • cranny,
    • crevice,
    • window,
    • pathway,
    • omission,
    • socket,
    • defoliated area,
    • cutoff,
    • womb,
    • head room,
    • Clough,
    • pretermission,
    • pass,
    • whirlpool,
    • errors,
    • vacuum,
    • alleyway,
    • alleyways,
    • imparities,
    • otherness,
    • doorways,
    • keyholes,
    • fissure,
    • Bursae,
    • clearing,
    • vaccum,
    • cloughs,
    • hole,
    • gulf,
    • weakness,
    • Assart,
    • scar,
    • open space,
    • timeout,
    • infirmity,
    • eyelets,
    • leaving out,
    • far piece,
    • farness,
    • mutilations,
    • break,
    • byplace,
    • perforation,
    • hiatus,
    • prohibitions,
    • mutilation,
    • bursa,
    • desertedness,
    • interstice,
    • Imparity,
    • rimation,
    • Interregnums,
    • depletedness,
    • crack,
    • pinholes,
    • clearance,
    • coverts,
    • Foramina,
    • space,
    • crevasse,
    • disregardance,
    • Voidness,
    • blankness,
    • vacuousness,
    • distance,
    • gridlock,
    • pausation,
    • Discrepance,
    • keyhole,
    • entrance hall,
    • aperture,
    • ravine,
    • interruption,
    • sockets,
    • pause,
    • preterition,
    • inadvertencies,
    • cavity,
    • non-inclusion,
    • notch,
    • RIMAS,
    • doorway,
    • failings,
    • vacancy,
    • Elbowroom,
    • inanition,
    • remoteness,
    • By-place,
    • outskirt,
    • foramen,
    • emptiness,
    • slot,
    • knot.

    passage/passageway (noun)

    • entrance halls,
    • sub-way,
    • sub way.

    pause (noun)

    • re spite,
    • re-cess,
    • re-spites,
    • re cesses,
    • rest periods,
    • re spites.

    schism (noun)

    • splinter group.

    separation (noun)

    • embarkation,
    • parting of the ways,
    • dedomiciling,
    • dialysis,
    • leave-taking,
    • leave-takings,
    • schism,
    • disrelation,
    • pffft,
    • split-up,
    • leavetaking.

    space (noun)

    • head way,
    • spaciousnesses,
    • elbowrooms,
    • head-way.

    stop (noun)

    • discontinuation.

    vacancy (noun)

    • voidnesses.

    vacuum (noun)

    • rarefaction,
    • rarefactions,
    • free space.

    weakness (noun)

    • faintness,
    • weak point,
    • inconstancies,
    • vitiation,
    • sore point,
    • chink in armor,
    • inconstancy,
    • invalidity,
    • invalidities,
    • powerlessness.

    weak point (noun)

    • weak-point.
  • v.

    gape (verb)

    • dehisces,
    • frondesced,
    • frondescing,
    • gapping,
    • frondesces.

    open (verb)

    • re lease,
    • un folded,
    • un-shut,
    • busts in,
    • un sealed,
    • un-corked,
    • un cork,
    • un-clothe,
    • un shuts,
    • dis closed,
    • dis played,
    • un-seal,
    • un doing,
    • un-wrapping,
    • un closes,
    • un done,
    • un-locks,
    • un close,
    • un-does,
    • re veals,
    • un-bolts,
    • un locks,
    • un-clothes,
    • un-tied,
    • uncloses,
    • unstops,
    • un latch,
    • un-closing,
    • came apart,
    • un roll,
    • un-shutting,
    • un-clothing,
    • un-bolt,
    • un rolls,
    • un fastening,
    • un-stops,
    • dis close,
    • dis-close,
    • un corked,
    • un seal,
    • un covers,
    • un-clad,
    • un sealing,
    • un corks,
    • un barred,
    • un does,
    • dis-playing,
    • un-sealed,
    • un rolled,
    • un-wraps,
    • un cover,
    • un clothes,
    • throws wide,
    • un-sealing,
    • un-folded,
    • unshutting,
    • un closing,
    • un locking,
    • un-closed,
    • un-clothed,
    • un-did,
    • un wrapping,
    • unshutted,
    • un-rolling,
    • un-rolled,
    • un-cork,
    • un blocked,
    • un bolt,
    • dis play,
    • un-bolted,
    • un-seals,
    • un-barring,
    • un lock,
    • un tied,
    • dis-played,
    • un-barred,
    • un-bars,
    • un-roll,
    • un-stopping,
    • un furled,
    • un latching,
    • un-fasten,
    • kicks in,
    • un-folds,
    • dis-play,
    • un folding,
    • unshuts,
    • un fastens,
    • un-stopped,
    • throwing wide,
    • un-corks,
    • un seals,
    • un-latching,
    • kicked in,
    • re-lease,
    • un-latch,
    • re leases,
    • re-leases,
    • busting in,
    • un latched,
    • un-corking,
    • dis playing,
    • un-latches,
    • dis plays,
    • un-covering,
    • un shutting,
    • un furling,
    • un-doing,
    • un-lock,
    • un clad,
    • re-veals,
    • un stopped,
    • un-close,
    • un-bar,
    • un-stop,
    • un-wrap,
    • comes apart,
    • un did,
    • un bolting,
    • dis closes,
    • un-blocked,
    • un-rolls,
    • re-veal,
    • un folds,
    • dis-closing,
    • un bolted,
    • un-covers,
    • un-block,
    • dis-closed,
    • un-fastening,
    • un bolts,
    • kicking in,
    • un wraps,
    • un clothing,
    • un-fastened,
    • un-closes,
    • un wrapped,
    • un-fold,
    • busted in,
    • un fold,
    • un-locked,
    • un stop,
    • un-blocking,
    • un blocks,
    • un-shuts,
    • un-bolting,
    • un-wrapped,
    • un-furling,
    • un-locking,
    • un covered,
    • un bar,
    • un-blocks,
    • un rolling,
    • un covering,
    • un fasten,
    • un wrap,
    • un-tying,
    • un clothe,
    • re-leased,
    • un-latched,
    • threw wide,
    • dis-closes,
    • dis-plays,
    • un corking,
    • un fastened,
    • un tying,
    • un barring,
    • un-folding,
    • un stopping,
    • un-fastens,
    • un bars,
    • un-cover,
    • un clothed,
    • un block,
    • un locked,
    • un stops,
    • un-furled,
    • un shut,
    • un latches,
    • unclosing,
    • dis closing,
    • un blocking,
    • un closed.

    Other relevant words: (verb)

    • open up,
    • action.

    yawn (verb)

    • fatigued catch flies,
    • fatiguing catch flies,
    • fatigues catch flies.
  • Other synonyms:

    • expanse,
    • standing room,
    • no-show,
    • Interspace,
    • spacing,
    • elbow room,
    • nook,
    • spatial,
    • blowout,
    • legroom,
    • missing person,
    • missing link.

    • incongruity,
    • infinity,
    • incompatibility,
    • air pocket,
    • disagreement,
    • pocket,
    • inconsistency,
    • footprint,
    • perforate.

    • pierce,
    • volume,
    • overflow,
    • puncture.

    • discrepancy,
    • room,
    • disparity.

    • difference.

    • section.

    open

    • unbolted,
    • unfurls,
    • unbars,
    • Unstop,
    • uncorks,
    • unbolt,
    • Unlatch,
    • fissuring,
    • coming apart,
    • holed,
    • bust in,
    • Slotting,
    • Unlatching,
    • unlatches,
    • Holing,
    • Slotted,
    • unstopped,
    • unlatched,
    • Unclosed,
    • throw wide,
    • unbarring,
    • unbolting,
    • unbolts,
    • come apart,
    • fissured,
    • unstopping,
    • uncork,
    • uncorking,
    • unbar,
    • unlock,
    • unbarred,
    • Unclose,
    • unfurled,
    • uncorked,
    • Unshut.

    Other relevant words:

    • open,
    • dehisce,
    • dehisced,
    • Frondesce,
    • gapped,
    • dehiscing,
    • yawn,
    • gape.

    vale

    • valley.

    yawn

    • drowse,
    • drowsing,
    • drowses,
    • fatigue catch flies,
    • Drowsed.

How to use «Gap» in context?

Gap is an often misunderstood term. It refers to the difference in skills, knowledge, or experience between people or groups. It can also refer to the difference in wealth or income between different groups in society. The size of the gap can vary a lot, depending on the situation. It can be very small or very large. The gap can also change over time. Sometimes the gap narrows, and sometimes it widens. The main cause of the gap is often the difference in skills, knowledge, or experience. Sometimes this gap is caused by discrimination. Other times it is the result of differences in education or experience.

Paraphrases for Gap:

Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
  • Equivalence

    • Cardinal number
      variance.
    • Adjective
      variance.
    • Proper noun, singular
      variance, variances, shortcomings.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      lacuna, loophole, shortcoming, variance.
    • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
      difference, variance.
  • Forward Entailment

    • Preposition or subordinating conjunction
      difference.
    • Adjective
      difference.
    • Proper noun, singular
      difference, disparity, Disparities, differences.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      difference, disparity.
  • Reverse Entailment

    • Noun, singular or mass
      breach, chasm, gulf, hiatus, rift.
  • Independent

    • Adjective
      cap.
    • Proper noun, singular
      cap, discrepancy, roma, Diversities, violations, weaknesses, inequities.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      absence, backwardness, breccia, cap, cleavage, contradiction, contrast, data, defect, dichotomy, differentiation, disagreement, discontinuity, discrepancy, disequilibrium, disjunction, disproportion, emptiness, estrangement, inadequacy, inconsistency, inequity, insufficiency, intermission, interruption, interval, lagoon, lapse, margin, men, misalignment, mismatch, moat, omission, precipice, variability, weakness, Telecommunications, contrasts, divides, lags, time-lag.

Homophones for Gap:

  • GBU-28, gazebo, guib, giveaway, gasp, gossip, gop, gasify, give, gaba, gaffe, gobio, guffaw, GPO, gaff, go by, goofy, goop, gyp, gb, give off, gossipy, go off, goby, gob, goof, gawp, gavia, gp, gussy up, gape, GPA, gibe, gabby, give way, guff, gobi, GAAP, GAPP, give up, go up, geb, gybe, guppy, gas up, Gip, give away, guava, GHB, goof-off, gib, gab.

Hypernym for Gap:

  • n.

    • communication
      Generation Gap.

Hyponym for Gap:

  • n.

    • attribute
      disparity.
    • communication
      difference, dispute, conflict, difference of opinion.
  • v.

    • contact
      open up, open.

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Rhymes with Gap

  • entrap
  • unwrap
  • strap
  • scrap
  • recap
  • trappe
  • trapp
  • trap
  • stapp
  • snapp
  • snap
  • slap
  • schnapp
  • krapp
  • klapp
  • giap
  • frap
  • flap
  • crap
  • clapp
  • clap
  • zapp
  • zap
  • yapp
  • yap
  • wrap
  • tappe
  • tapp
  • tap
  • shapp

Sentences with gap

Quotes about gap

1. To be creative means to connect. It’s to abolish the gap between the body, the mind and the soul, between science and art, between fiction and nonfiction.
Nawal El Saadawi

2. What art is, in reality, is this missing link, not the links which exist. It’s not what you see that is art; art is the gap.
Marcel Duchamp

3. It is the absence of facts that frightens people: the gap you open, into which they pour their fears, fantasies, desires.
Hilary Mantel, Wolf Hall

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Example sentences for gap

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  1. The front of the mandible was shovel-like, resulting in a gap between the tips of the jaws when shut.  
  2. By lap 28, Biffle had closed the gap to Kyle Busch and passed him for second position two laps later.  
  3. Although OUBC pushed to close the gap, OBUBC responded and pulled away to win by just over one length.  
  4. Unlike his scientist friends, he now thought there was no unbridgeable gap between humans and animals.  
  5. The gap between the valves need only be a fraction of a millimetre wide for the stomach to gain entry.  

More information about gap

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Figures about gap

Below you can find some technical information about the word gap.

  • Number of characters: 3
  • Number of consonants: 2
  • Number of vowels: 1

What are synonyms and antonyms?

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