Pronunciation: /ˈfɪʒər/
noun a long, narrow opening or crack
A1 The hiker fell into a fissure in the ground.
A2 The geologist studied the fissure in the rock formation.
B1 The fissure in the wall allowed a small amount of light to shine through.
B2 The political party was divided by a deep fissure in their beliefs.
C1 The therapist helped the couple work through the fissure in their relationship.
C2 The artist's painting depicted a beautiful fissure in the landscape.
verb None
A1 The rock fissured when I hit it with a hammer.
A2 The relationship between the two friends began to fissure after a series of arguments.
B1 The political party began to fissure over disagreements on policy decisions.
B2 The company's reputation started to fissure due to a series of scandals.
C1 The country's economy began to fissure under the weight of corruption and mismanagement.
C2 The organization's internal structure started to fissure as different factions vied for power.
adjective None
A1 The fissure rock split in half.
A2 The hikers noticed a small fissure in the mountain.
B1 The geologist studied the fissure formation in the rock.
B2 The earthquake caused a large fissure to appear in the ground.
C1 The fissure in the dam was a cause for concern among engineers.
C2 The fissure in the relationship between the two countries was deepening.
adverb None
A1 The rock had a small fissure running through it.
A2 She found a fissure in the wall where she could hide her secret notes.
B1 The fissure in their relationship grew wider as they spent more time apart.
B2 The earthquake caused a massive fissure to open up in the ground.
C1 The scientist studied the fissure in the earth's crust to better understand tectonic plate movements.
C2 The artist used the fissure in the rock as inspiration for her latest sculpture.
pronoun None
A1 I saw a small fissure in the wall.
A2 The hikers had to be careful not to fall into the fissure.
B1 The geologist studied the fissure to understand the rock formations.
B2 The fissure in the relationship between the two countries grew wider.
C1 The fissure in the dam threatened to cause a catastrophic flood.
C2 The artist used the fissure in the sculpture to create a sense of movement and depth.
preposition None
A1 The map showed a fissure in the ground.
A2 She fell into a fissure while hiking in the mountains.
B1 The fissure between the two political parties grew wider.
B2 The fissure in their relationship could not be repaired.
C1 The fissure in the rock formation was caused by years of erosion.
C2 The scientist studied the fissure in the earth's crust to understand tectonic plate movement.
conjunction None
A1 The earthquake caused a fissure in the ground.
A2 The fissure in the wall allowed a small amount of light to shine through.
B1 The fissure in their relationship grew wider as they drifted apart.
B2 The fissure in the rock formation revealed layers of different minerals.
C1 The political party experienced a fissure in their leadership, leading to internal conflicts.
C2 The scientist discovered a fissure in the theory that had been widely accepted for decades.
interjection None
A1 Ouch! Fissure! That hurt.
A2 Fissure! Be careful not to trip over that crack in the sidewalk.
B1 Fissure! Watch out for the gap in the bridge.
B2 Oh no, fissure! We need to find a way to repair this rift in our relationship.
C1 Fissure! The geological survey revealed a significant fault line running through the region.
C2 Fissure! The political divide in the country seems to be growing deeper.
article None
A1 The hiker fell into a fissure in the ground.
A2 The geologist studied the fissure in the rock formation.
B1 A small fissure in the wall allowed light to filter through.
B2 The engineer identified a fissure in the foundation of the building.
C1 The political party was divided, creating a deep fissure within its members.
C2 The therapist worked on healing the emotional fissure between the siblings.
formal The geologist discovered a large fissure in the earth's crust.
informal Watch out for that fissure in the sidewalk, you might trip.
slang I heard there's a secret party happening at the fissure tonight.
figurative The fissure in their relationship grew wider as they drifted apart.
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