gulf

Converse of object

• yawn: On the Middle East a difference in emphasis has become a yawning gulf.
• widen: Previous article: Widening gulf between Parliaments ( Fri 4th Mar 2005 ).
• bridge: The Church alone can bridge the gulf between the divided communities.
• underline: One ace in particular underlined the gulf between Williams at her best and the rest of the field.
• expose: The first hour exposed a huge gulf between Leeds and the team that started the game at the top of a premature Premiership table.
• fix: Yet there was a great gulf fixed between them.

Preposition: between

• rhetoric: We have already seen the gulf between rhetoric and reality in the European Union.
• expectation: The starting point is the growing gulf between voter expectations of higher public spending and their actual experience.

Adjective modifier

• unbridgeable: Normally the mind would reject any doctrine proposed for its belief with this unbridgeable gulf in it.
• impassable: According to the same author these living ones " have chosen to proclaim the existence of an impassable gulf between the revolutionary ( ?
• enormous: There is this enormous gulf between them, which is amplified by Haynes's use of distanced camera takes.
• vast: She could not look at him through an interval that seemed to her a vast gulf of time.
• huge: The whole thing sets a huge gulf in our understanding.
• deep: With most Americans I feel a deeper gulf still.

Modifies a noun

• cvb: Should include each now rent out gulf coast cvb.
• coast: Forster's Tern Very common on the gulf coast.
• stream: Imagine your own four mile private sandy beach with a sparkling sea warmed by the gulf stream.
• war: The United States got involved in the gulf war for economic reasons.

Noun used with modifier

widening: Alan knows, it's only fair that you- ' A glance at Alan indicated a widening gulf.

Preposition: of

execution: The previous model of interaction included the ` gulf of execution ' .