leave a gap

Frequency: 7.09.2 per million words

To create a space between things, or for a departure to cause something to be missing.

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Examples (10)

  • Please leave a small gap between the tiles so the grout can set.
  • The sudden resignation left a huge gap in the leadership team.
  • She always leaves a gap at the top of the page for notes.
  • The storm left gaps in the fence that we had to repair.
  • Leaving a gap around the frame will allow for expansion.
  • Don't leave any gap in your reasoning when you present the case.
  • Their departure will leave a noticeable gap in community services.
  • A narrow gap was left between the curtains, letting in light.
  • Why did you leave such a wide gap in the schedule?
  • If you leave a gap in your résumé, be ready to explain it.