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Second, women compete at the highest level and are a big star focus, which represents a chasmic sic difference with other pro sports.

Profile: Bringing Tennis to the World Anuj Gangahar 2010

But that final paragraph also alludes to the chasmic fissure between Home Office civil servants and New Labour's political advisers.

John Reid on Collision Course with the Guardian 2007

Everyone who has grown up pronouncing his aitches and in a house with a bathroom and one servant is likely to have grown up with these feelings; hence the chasmic, impassable quality of class-distinctions in the West.

The Road to Wigan Pier 2004

Coleridge was in fact only two years older than she was, but the gap between them was chasmic.

Dead Famous Elton, Ben 2001

A coldness, an emptiness, chasmic and desolately lonely.

Country of the Blind Brookmyre, Christopher, 1968- 1997

None the less, on the off-chance that one of the thugs might be sufficiently enlightened to make the chasmic mental leap required to realize that a spastic might also be a brilliant physicist, Geoffrey thought it wise to get out.

Gridlock Elton, Ben 1991

Everyone who has grown up pronouncing his aitches and in a house with a bathroom and one servant is likely to have grown up with these feelings; hence the chasmic, impassable quality of class-distinctions in the West.

The Road to Wigan Pier 1937

I was so destitute, and so despairing over the failure of my mystery novel that, well, let's just say, my confidence level, what little there was, had sunk to an all-time chasmic low.

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Rex Pickett 2012

The sad fact is that the revenue discrepancy between the mainstream Hollywood product and indie or foreign films has never been so chasmic.

TIME.com: Top Stories 2010

The sad fact is that the revenue discrepancy between the mainstream Hollywood product and indie or foreign films has never been so chasmic.

TIME.com: Top Stories 2010