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1. (n.) rift
a fissure; cleft.
2. rift
an open space or clear interval.
3. rift
a break in friendly relations.
4. rift
a cause of a break in friendly relations.
5. rift
Geol.
6. rift
a fault.
7. (v.i.) rift
to burst open; split.
Etymology: (1890–95)
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| Definition of 'RIFT' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) rift
a gap between cloud masses
"the sun shone through a rift in the clouds"
2. (noun) rift
a narrow fissure in rock
3. (noun) rupture, breach, break, severance, rift, falling out
a personal or social separation (as between opposing factions)
"they hoped to avoid a break in relations"
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| Definition of 'RIFT' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) RIFT
an opening made by riving or splitting; a cleft; a fissure
2. (noun) RIFT
a shallow place in a stream; a ford
3. RIFT
p. p. of Rive
4. (verb) RIFT
to cleave; to rive; to split; as, to rift an oak or a rock; to rift the clouds
5. (verb) RIFT
to burst open; to split
6. (verb) RIFT
to belch
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Sense: a split or crack.
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Afrikaans: skeur, kraak |
Arabic: شِق |
Bulgarian: пукнатина |
Brazilian: racha |
Czech: trhlina, prasklina |
German: die Spalte |
Danish: kløft |
Greek: ρωγμή, σχισμή |
Spanish: hendedura, grieta |
Estonian: lõhe |
Farsi: ترک یا شکاف |
Finnish: särö |
French: fissure |
Hebrew: קֶרַע |
Hindi: दरार |
Croatian: raspuklina, prolom |
Hungarian: repedés |
Indonesian: keretakan |
Icelandic: sprunga, skora |
Italian: fessura, fenditura |
Japanese: 裂け目 |
Korean: 찢어진(갈라진, 깨진) 틈 |
Lithuanian: plyšys |
Latvian: plaisa; sprauga |
Malay: retak |
Dutch: kloof |
Norwegian: revne, sprekk |
Polish: szpara |
Persian: ترک یا شکاف |
Pashto: چاك ، چاود، درز |
Portuguese: racha |
Romanian: crăpătură |
Russian: трещина |
Slovak: trhlina, prasklina |
Slovenian: razpoka |
Serbian: pukotina |
Swedish: spricka, reva |
Thai: ความแตกร้าว |
Turkish: çatlak, yarık |
Taiwanese: 裂縫 |
Ukrainian: тріщина; розколина |
Urdu: دراڑ |
Vietnamese: đường nứt |
Chinese: 裂缝 |
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