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Pit

/pɪt/
A deep hole in the ground, often naturally occurring, or a hollowed space; also refers to specific areas or positions in various contexts.

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Examples:

A pit forms in my stomach.

The child complied, and gazed down into the pit.

I looked down into the black pit.

Etymology:

etymology
The word pit dates back to Middle English, derived from the Old English pytt, meaning a hole or cavity, which in turn came from the Latin puteus signifying a well.

Usage Statistics:

17 mentions per 1 million words Frequency
Often
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