An adjective meaning "huge" or "gapingly wide or deep", "cavernous" may be used diversely in a sentence. Just one example would be: "As the explorers stared down into the cavernous gap at their feet, they failed to notice the steadily approaching predator behind them."
The man looked at us with his dark, cavernous, set-back eyes.
The interior of the medieval cathedral was positively cavernous in its size and stone ornamentation.
"He had been in big churches before, but the cathedral was truly cavernous - a hand clap hung in the air for three full seconds before fading."
The root word of cavernous is "cave," which refers to a large underground hollow space.
The elephant is not in a cavern zoo cage. Cavern means empty and gigantic
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The sound of the gong was deafening, and it reverberated throughout the cavernous chamber.
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Cavernous what?