long gap
Frequency: 6.05.0 per million words
A significant period of time between events.
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- There was a long gap on his resume that he struggled to explain during the interview.
- After his surprising announcement, there was a long gap of silence in the room.
- Historians have noted a long gap in the archaeological record for that region.
- It had been such a long gap since they last met that they had much to catch up on.
- Fans were disappointed by the long gap between the author's first and second novels.
- The team is trying to avoid a long gap between major software releases.
- After a long gap away from the music scene, the band announced a comeback tour.
- A long gap in communication can often lead to misunderstandings in a relationship.
- Why was there such a long gap between the initial proposal and the final decision?
- The project was delayed, creating a long gap in the construction schedule.