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Other words that mean Gap

Direct synonyms of Gap

gap - to make an opening in
spread - to stretch over an area
crack - to break without dividing into parts
breach - to break through
break - to shatter or damage
col - a pass in a mountain range
opening - a vacant space

Words With Similar Meanings To Gap

distribute - to divide among several or many
scatter - to disperse in all directions
overspread - to spread over or above
propagate - to increase by natural process; to multiply
spreading - expansive
paste - to fasten with a sticky mixture
circulate - to go round
outspread - to spread out
dispersed - DISPERSE, to scatter
diffuse - spread wide
unfold - to open something that is folded
bedspread - a coverlet for a bed
banquet - to feast
ranch - to work at an establishment for raising livestock
check - to inspect
fling - to throw with force
go - to move along
pass - to go by
whirl - to revolve rapidly
offer - to present for consideration
tornado - (Spanish) a violent storm over a limited area, with whirling winds, a cyclone, also TORNADE
cracking - a chemical process
snap - to make a sharp, cracking sound
cleft - to insert a scion into the stock of a plant
crevice - a cleft
fissure - to split, cleave
scissure - a lengthwise cut
ace - an expert
fracture - to break
wisecrack - a pungent comment
shot - to load with small pellets
transgress - to violate a command or law
rupture - to burst
wear - to turn a ship's stern to windward to alter its course
bust - to break, shatter
recrudesce - of a disease, sore, or hostile feeling, to break out again
develop - to bring to a more advanced state, also DEVELOPE
discontinue - to break the continuity of
stop - to halt or discontinue
burst - to break open violently, also BRAST, BRUST
erupt - to break out or through
separate - apart
breakout - an escape
jailbreak - to free from jail, also GAOLBREAK
gaolbreak - to break out of gaol, also JAILBREAK
interruption - the act of interrupting
disruption - the act of disrupting
pause - to stop temporarily
collapse - to crumble suddenly
bankrupt - to make insolvent
demote - to lower in rank
dampen - to moisten
fail - to be unsuccessful in an attempt
unwrap - to remove the wrapping of
better - to improve
violate - to fail to observe duly, to abuse
interrupt - to break in between
breakage - the act of breaking
respite - to relieve temporarily
fault - to criticize
hatchway - an opening in the deck of a ship
orifice - an opening, esp. anatomical
possibility - the condition or fact of being possible

We found 7 ways to say gap, and another 63 words that have a similar meaning to gap. A synonym is a word that has close to or means exactly the same thing as another word. If you're looking for another way to say gap, using a synonym or related word can help you avoid repeating yourself and add variety to your language.

Gap - to make an opening in

Eg: There is a gap in the market for a high-quality, affordable product like this.

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Spread - to stretch over an area

Eg: She spread the news about the new restaurant opening.

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Crack - to break without dividing into parts

Eg: The earthquake caused cracks to form in the walls of the building.

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Breach - to break through

Eg: The politician's actions were seen as a breach of trust by their constituents.

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Break - to shatter or damage

Eg: I accidentally broke the vase when I knocked it off the table.

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Col - a pass in a mountain range

Eg: The artist mixed different shades of col to create the perfect hue.

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Opening - a vacant space

Eg: There was an opening in the fence, so the dog got out.

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Distribute - to divide among several or many

Eg: The artwork was distributed evenly across the gallery walls.

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Paste - to fasten with a sticky mixture

Eg: The wallpaper installer used a paste to attach the wallpaper to the wall.

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Circulate - to go round

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Outspread - to spread out

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Dispersed - DISPERSE, to scatter

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Diffuse - spread wide

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Unfold - to open something that is folded

Eg: The flower slowly unfolded its petals in the morning sun.

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Bedspread - a coverlet for a bed

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Banquet - to feast

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Ranch - to work at an establishment for raising livestock

Eg: The family went on a horseback ride through the ranch to explore the land.

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Check - to inspect

Eg: The teacher checked the students' homework to make sure they understood the lesson.

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Fling - to throw with force

Eg: They had a brief fling that ended when one of them moved away.

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Go - to move along

Eg: He couldn't go to work because he was feeling sick.

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Pass - to go by

Eg: I will pass the store on my way to work.

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Whirl - to revolve rapidly

Eg: The amusement park ride was a dizzying whirl of ups and downs.

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Offer - to present for consideration

Eg: She **offered** some suggestions for the project.

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Tornado - (Spanish) a violent storm over a limited area, with whirling winds, a cyclone, also TORNADE

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Cracking - a chemical process

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Snap - to make a sharp, cracking sound

Eg: I heard a loud snap and then the tree branch fell to the ground.

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Cleft - to insert a scion into the stock of a plant

Eg: The cleft in the rock made a perfect hiding spot for the birds.

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Crevice - a cleft

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Fissure - to split, cleave

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Scissure - a lengthwise cut

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Ace - an expert

Eg: The pilot was an ace at flying the plane through the storm.

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Fracture - to break

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Wisecrack - a pungent comment

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Shot - to load with small pellets

Eg: He shot the basketball and scored a point.

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Transgress - to violate a command or law

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Rupture - to burst

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Wear - to turn a ship's stern to windward to alter its course

Eg: The new shoes are comfortable to wear all day.

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Bust - to break, shatter

Eg: The storm busted our plans of going to the beach.

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Recrudesce - of a disease, sore, or hostile feeling, to break out again

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Develop - to bring to a more advanced state, also DEVELOPE

Eg: The writer is developing a story idea for her next book.

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Discontinue - to break the continuity of

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Stop - to halt or discontinue

Eg: The company decided to stop production of their old model.

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Burst - to break open violently, also BRAST, BRUST

Eg: The audience had a burst of laughter at the comedian's joke.

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Erupt - to break out or through

Eg: The party erupted into a dance-off as soon as the music started.

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Separate - apart

Eg: The river separates the two towns.

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Breakout - an escape

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Jailbreak - to free from jail, also GAOLBREAK

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Gaolbreak - to break out of gaol, also JAILBREAK

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Interruption - the act of interrupting

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Disruption - the act of disrupting

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Pause - to stop temporarily

Eg: The speaker paused dramatically before delivering the punchline of the joke.

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Collapse - to crumble suddenly

Eg: She collapsed onto the couch after a long day of work.

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Bankrupt - to make insolvent

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Demote - to lower in rank

Eg: The company demoted the employee after he made a big mistake.

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Dampen - to moisten

Eg: The news of the company's bankruptcy dampened the employees' spirits.

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Fail - to be unsuccessful in an attempt

Eg: The bridge failed to withstand the high winds.

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Unwrap - to remove the wrapping of

Eg: She carefully unwrapped the delicate glass vase from its packaging.

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Better - to improve

Eg: The new car is better than the old one.

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Violate - to fail to observe duly, to abuse

Eg: The student was expelled for violating the school's code of conduct.

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Interrupt - to break in between

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Breakage - the act of breaking

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Respite - to relieve temporarily

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Fault - to criticize

Eg: The car wouldn't start because there was a fault in the engine.

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Hatchway - an opening in the deck of a ship

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Orifice - an opening, esp. anatomical

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Possibility - the condition or fact of being possible

Eg: The possibility of a reconciliation between the two countries seems remote.

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Words that end with possibility	y ty ity lity ility
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70 different ways to say Gap