great gap

Frequency: 7.09.8 per million words

Indicates a large or significant gap, often in knowledge or understanding.

gapADJECTIVE + NOUN

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great

Examples (10)

  • There's a great gap between theory and practice in this field.
  • The report highlights a great gap in our knowledge of deep-sea ecosystems.
  • Efforts are underway to bridge the great gap in digital skills among seniors.
  • Her sudden departure left a great gap in the team's leadership.
  • Despite reforms, a great gap in income remains between rural and urban workers.
  • The survey revealed a great gap in access to healthcare across regions.
  • Over the years, a great gap has grown between what was promised and what was delivered.
  • This intensive course is designed to close the great gap in students' writing proficiency.
  • We must address the great gap in data from the early 2000s.
  • Social media can sometimes widen the great gap in understanding between generations.