gap vs. gape

gap vs. gapegap vs. gape

gap

(a break, opening, or missing part)

  • There was a gap in the fence.
  • Try to leave a gap between your car and the next when you park.

(a difference in condition or quality)

  • The gap between rich and poor is wider than ever.
  • There is a huge gap between people with and without computer skills.

 

gape

(to stare with an open mouth)

  • The crowd gaped at her as she climbed into her sports car.
  • Everyone gaped at me in astonishment.

 

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