IPA: /əˈbɪs/
KK: /əˈbɪs/
A very deep or bottomless space, often used to describe a chasm or void. It can also refer to a situation that seems hopeless or overwhelming.
The explorers peered into the dark abyss, unsure of what lay below.
Abyss → It originates from the Greek word "abyssos" (meaning bottomless or unfathomable). The term describes a deep or seemingly infinite space, often associated with the ocean or a profound void.
Imagine a deep, bottomless pit — that's what 'abyss' means, reflecting its Greek roots that describe something unfathomable.
No commonly confused words.