fissure in Irish
fissure in Irish is gág — fissure means a long, narrow crack or split, especially in rock, ground, or body tissue.
fissure in Irish
gág
A long, narrow crack or opening made by breaking or splitting, especially in rock or earth.
What does "fissure" mean?
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noun A long, narrow crack or split, especially in rock, ground, or body tissue.
"A deep fissure had opened in the volcanic rock."
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noun A serious disagreement or split between people or groups.
"The scandal caused a fissure within the political party."
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verb To crack or split apart.
"The clay fissured as it dried in the sun."
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fissure in a sentence
- A deep fissure had opened in the volcanic rock.
- The dentist noticed a small fissure in the patient's gum.
- The scandal caused a fissure within the political party.
- The clay fissured as it dried in the sun.
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What is "fissure" in Irish?
"fissure" in Irish is gág. fissure means: A long, narrow crack or split, especially in rock, ground, or body tissue.
How do you use "fissure" in a sentence?
Example: "A deep fissure had opened in the volcanic rock." In Irish, "fissure" is gág.
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