Choose the correct one-word substitute for: “A vast, profound depth that appears endless.”

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1. The phrase means a very deep, seemingly bottomless space.
2. **Crevasse** is a crack in ice or rock; not usually described as endless.
3. **Chasm** and **ravine** are deep gaps or valleys, but are not described as infinite.
4. **Abyss** specifically means a vast, profound depth that appears endless. So the best one-word substitute is **abyss**.

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