abysm

It first opened my eyes to antiquity, the 'dark backward and abysm of time.

is intact and silent like a monster of the abysms who rests with its head on the continent and its back covered with seaweeds; it is anchored somewhere and cannot move.

comprise altitude fields surrounded by breathtaking rock abysms ornamented by large populations of bromeliads, orchids and cacti.

In Dostoevsky, writes Berdyaev, we enter the "spiritual depths" and "the inward abysms of man.

58) </pre> <p>The rest of the act will be filled with Marta's fall into the abysms of hell, then an exorcism to release her from the grasp of the demon, and finally a repentance which will save her soul.

Fetched from the abysms of cultural heritage and reformulated in synthetic materials, they slowly unveil their highly ambiguous symbolic meanings.

The clown acts profit, similarly, from being seen close-up, so that their humor can be cued by a hundred droll details and need not be semaphored across the abysms of Madison Square Garden.