wide gap

Frequency: 8.016.8 per million words

Specifically emphasizes the distance across a space or the breadth of a difference.

gapADJECTIVE + NOUN

Categories:

wide

Examples (10)

  • There is a wide gap between the train and the platform—mind your step.
  • The report reveals a wide gap between rich and poor in the region.
  • Leave a wide gap between the tiles so the grout can settle.
  • Their proposals exposed a wide gap in expectations.
  • We found a wide gap in the hedge where the dog got through.
  • Despite efforts to bridge it, a wide gap remains between policy and practice.
  • The audit uncovered a wide gap in our data coverage.
  • Engineers must maintain a wide gap around the vent for airflow.
  • There used to be a wide gap between the two teams, but it has narrowed recently.
  • The survey shows a wide gap in digital skills across age groups.