Choose the perfect synonym or antonym for the word An opening or gap in a surface, often created by removal or absence of material.
Hole
/həʊl/Synonyms:
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Examples:
His eyes were shining through two holes in the mask.
Without the hope of hole or heliotrope.
But there was not any treasure in the hole.
Etymology:
The term hole originates from Old English hol, akin to Middle Dutch hol, meaning hollow. It was used to denote an empty space or cavity in a solid structure.
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