Definitions

1. noun

A large and deep opening in the earth’s surface, especially a gorge or ravine carved out by a river.

“The hikers had to navigate through the steep chasm in the mountainous terrain.”

2. noun

A wide and deep gulf or void in anything, especially in someone’s mind or knowledge.

“The student felt a deep chasm in his understanding of the complex mathematical concept.”

3. verb

To divide or separate something suddenly or violently, especially into two parts.

“The earthquake chasmed the ground, creating a massive crack in the pavement.”