chasmed in a sentence

Definition

CHASMED: (verb) to create a deep, wide opening or chasm in a physical or emotional context.

The river had chasmed through the valley, creating a breathtaking landscape.
She felt chasmed by the overwhelming sadness that enveloped her after the loss.
The hikers were captivated by the chasmed cliffs that towered above them.
His laughter chasmed in the vast emptiness of the abandoned hall.
As the storm approached, the sky chasmed with dark clouds, signaling trouble ahead.
Their arguments seemed to have chasmed the distance between them even further.
The ancient canyon was chasmed deep into the earth, revealing layers of history.
In her dreams, she often found herself wandering through a chasmed world of fantasy.
The discussion revealed chasmed differences in their opinions, making collaboration difficult.
Time seemed to chasmed as they shared stories under the starlit sky.