Abyssal

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Abysmal; unfathomable. adjective

Of or relating to the great depths of the oceans. adjective

Of or relating to the region of the ocean bottom between the bathyal and hadal zones, from depths of approximately 2,000 to 6,000 meters (6,500 to 20,000 feet). adjective

In petrol., applied by Brögger and others to deep-seated or plutonic igneous rocks.

Ethiopic, called by its users the Ge'ez, usually written Geëz, the language of the Aga'azi, ‘emigrants’ from southern Arabia who had settled in Tigré (now a province of Abyssinia) about 335 a. d. Superseded by Amharic as the official language of the country about the year 1300, it has continued to be the liturgic language of the Abyssinian Church, somewhat as Latin in the Roman Catholic Church. Originally written, like the other Semitic languages, from right to left, the direction was early changed, under Greek influence, to the European order (from left to right). The alphabet consists of peculiar characters of Himyaritic origin. There is considerable literature, including an ancient translation of the Bible. The two principal modern representatives of Geëz are the dialects knowu as Tigré (Tigrē, Tigraï, native Tigraï), spoken by nomadic tribes in the extreme north, and

Tigriña, a more corrupt form largely mixed with Amharic words, as spoken in the old province of Tigré. The Hamitic family is represented in Abyssinia by Agau (Agou), spoken by a large number of Abyssinians and Tigré people, by Galla, and by many others.

Relating to or like an abyss; abysmal. Inhabiting or belonging to the depths of the ocean: as, an abyssal mollusk.

Belonging to, or resembling, an abyss; unfathomable. adjective

One of the belts or zones into which Sir E. Forbes divides the bottom of the sea in describing its plants, animals, etc. It is the one furthest from the shore, embracing all beyond one hundred fathoms deep. adjective

Relating to ocean depths from 2000 to 5000 meters adjective

Resembling an abyss in depth; so deep as to be unmeasurable adjective

Belonging to, or resembling, an abyss; unfathomable.

Of or belonging to the ocean depths, especially below 2000 metres (6500 ft): abyssal zone.

Pertaining to or occurring at excessive depths in the earth's crust; plutonic.

The state of mind you enter when you really like a girl but she doesn't reciprocate your feelings, or when you really like a girl but know nothing will come of it. This is a very dark place Urban Dictionary

A noun used to describe the utter decay of the mental state, usually due to alcohol or marihuana. One who has hit "the abyss" usually ends up being ill, depressed, fubar, or otherwise in a "deep dark place" Urban Dictionary

When you look at a girl especially in a nightclub or in general, and in your mind she is outright gorgeous to you, in a guys book from 1-10 she is a 8, 9, or 10 Urban Dictionary

Abyss is one of the few English words that derive from Sumerian, the world's first written language, which evolved some 5000 years ago in the lower Tigris and Euphrates Valley of what is now called Iraq. The word came into English in the late 14th century from the latin word abyssus, meaning "bottomless, the deep," but has been traced ultimately to the primordial sea that the Sumerians called the Abuzu. Urban Dictionary

The space between a mattress and a wall, bedside table, or other mattress where items or appendages get lost. It often causes bodily harm i.e. bruised ribs to retrieve object from the abyss. Urban Dictionary

The Abyss is an aquatic biome added by the Calamity Mod which spawns upon world creation. It is located under the Sulphurous Sea on the Dungeon side of the world through a chasm on the seafloor. It is extremely deep, dark, and perilous, filled with deadly enemies, which increase in strength as the biome grows deeper. Because many enemies in the Abyss are initially passive, only becoming hostile when hit or when in close proximity to the player, stealthiness should be greatly prioritized while exploring the biome. Urban Dictionary

Usually, defined as the emptiness or nothingness, similar to a void, but person-wise, a pretty awesome guy. Urban Dictionary

The low point of something, when things can't get any worse also use "abysmal" as an adjective in the same context Urban Dictionary

1) A bottomless dark hole into hell 2) A character on he ps2, gc, xbox game Soul Calibur 3 Urban Dictionary

Another word for complete and utter failure, or noob. An Abyssal is generally really bad at spelling and says things completely out of context to try to forward himself but in the end makes himself look like a tit. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to abyssal:
abyssal, abysmal, byssal.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word abyssal:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe abyssal:
upper, lower, absent, more.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective abyssal:
plains, plain, depths, hills, zone, fauna, sediments, floor, species, circulation, waters, peridotites, regions, deposits, ocean, region, tholeiites, forms, zones, animals, rocks, water, injection, fishes, basins, environment, fish, areas, clay, depth, clays, hill, pacific, organisms, basin, benthos, currents, environments, province, recipes, atlantic, tholeiite, sea, sedimentation, basalts, communities, ground, layers, gap, nodules, amphipods, community, layer, assimilation, realm, fissures, trenches, genera, cones, sediment, injections, wedge, origin, darkness, seafloor, vents, flow, faunas, deeps, bottom, creatures, topography, foraminifera, facies, sites, ooze, wedges, habitat, masses, bottoms, current, fractures, holothurians, depressions, fans, faults, provinces, peridotite, fissure.

Consonant match to abyssal:
ebersole, ebersol.

Words that sound like abyssal:
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