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crevice

Noun
pl: crevices

This term evokes a sense of hidden depth and narrowness, typically associated with geological formations or weathered structures. It suggests a space that is too slim for a human to enter but ideal for small animals or debris to lodge within. While similar to a crack, a crevice often implies a more natural or structural fissure rather than a simple break in a smooth surface. It carries a connotation of shelter or concealment, as seen when describing a creature hiding in a rock face.

Meanings

Noun

a narrow opening or fissure, especially one in a rock or a wall

"The lizard disappeared into a small crevice in the cliff face."

Noun

a small crack or gap in a surface that allows something to enter or be hidden

"Dust had collected in every crevice of the old bookshelf."

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