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A thin and usually jagged space opened in a previously solid material.
crack
chap
rift
cleft
crevice
cranny
scissure
Portuguese
fenda
A deep, steep-sided rift.
gap
gorge
abyss
chasm
precipice
1
The Path was in Ireland, a
fissure
in the cliff at Fairhead.
2
The superomedial major
fissure
manifests as a short, obliquely oriented straight line.
3
In 67 the great longitudinal
fissure
was traversed by the bullet obliquely.
4
Another attack came from the side where the original
fissure
had been.
5
The next blow opened the
fissure
and detached the block of rock.
6
The
fissure
may be incomplete or absent, complicating identification of various diseases.
7
White steam rose from the cracks and
fissure
of the heated granaries.
8
How far ahead the
fissure
extended he could form no idea yet.
9
Yet the top showed no evidence of a widening of the
fissure
.
10
As he spoke, there was a sound of voices in the
fissure
.
11
The coalesced vent of the Fimmvörðuháls
fissure
eruption in late March 2010.
12
There were no means of retreat in face of that amazing
fissure
.
13
Leoman practised with his morningstars at the widest point of the
cave
-
fissure
.
14
Usually the smooth rock slopes down to the
fissure
on either side.
15
The region had been named after a
fissure
in the limestone cliffs.
16
They powered down the
fissure
towards the unreal light of the core.
fissure
deep fissure
narrow fissure
great fissure
major fissure
new fissure
Portuguese
fenda
fissura
fresta
abertura
greta
racha
Catalan
esberla
fissura
clivella
trenc
fenedura
escletxa
esquerda
Spanish
rendija