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cav·ern C0175900 (kăv′ərn)n.1. A large cave.2. A large underground chamber, as in a cave.tr.v. cav·erned, cav·ern·ing, cav·erns 1. To enclose in or as if in a cavern.2. To hollow out.
[Middle English caverne, from Old French, from Latin caverna, from cavus, hollow; see keuə- in Indo-European roots.]cavern (ˈkævən) n (Physical Geography) a cave, esp when large and formed by underground water, or a large chamber in a cavevb (tr) 1. to shut in or as if in a cavern2. to hollow out[C14: from Old French caverne, from Latin caverna, from cavus hollow; see cave1]cav•ern (ˈkæv ərn)
n. 1. a cave, esp. one that is large and mostly underground. v.t. 2. to enclose in or as if in a cavern. 3. to form a cavern of (often fol. by out). [1325–75; Middle English caverne < Latin caverna=cav(us) hollow + -erna, as in cisterna cistern] cavern
Past participle: caverned
Gerund: caverning
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| I cavern | | you cavern | | he/she/it caverns | | we cavern | | you cavern | | they cavern |
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| I caverned | | you caverned | | he/she/it caverned | | we caverned | | you caverned | | they caverned |
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| I am caverning | | you are caverning | | he/she/it is caverning | | we are caverning | | you are caverning | | they are caverning |
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| I have caverned | | you have caverned | | he/she/it has caverned | | we have caverned | | you have caverned | | they have caverned |
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| I was caverning | | you were caverning | | he/she/it was caverning | | we were caverning | | you were caverning | | they were caverning |
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| I had caverned | | you had caverned | | he/she/it had caverned | | we had caverned | | you had caverned | | they had caverned |
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| I will cavern | | you will cavern | | he/she/it will cavern | | we will cavern | | you will cavern | | they will cavern |
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| I will have caverned | | you will have caverned | | he/she/it will have caverned | | we will have caverned | | you will have caverned | | they will have caverned |
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| I will be caverning | | you will be caverning | | he/she/it will be caverning | | we will be caverning | | you will be caverning | | they will be caverning |
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| I have been caverning | | you have been caverning | | he/she/it has been caverning | | we have been caverning | | you have been caverning | | they have been caverning |
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| I will have been caverning | | you will have been caverning | | he/she/it will have been caverning | | we will have been caverning | | you will have been caverning | | they will have been caverning |
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| I had been caverning | | you had been caverning | | he/she/it had been caverning | | we had been caverning | | you had been caverning | | they had been caverning |
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| I would cavern | | you would cavern | | he/she/it would cavern | | we would cavern | | you would cavern | | they would cavern |
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| I would have caverned | | you would have caverned | | he/she/it would have caverned | | we would have caverned | | you would have caverned | | they would have caverned |
Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  cavern - any large dark enclosed space; "his eyes were dark caverns"natural enclosure, enclosure - a naturally enclosed space | | 2. | cavern - a large cave or a large chamber in a cavecave - a geological formation consisting of an underground enclosure with access from the surface of the ground or from the sea | | Verb | 1. | cavern - hollow out as if making a caverncavern outcore out, hollow out, hollow - remove the interior of; "hollow out a tree trunk" |
cavernnoun cave, hollow, grotto, underground chamber an enormous cavern, with caves running in all directions from itcavernnounA hollow beneath the earth's surface:cave, grotto.Translationscavern (ˈkӕvən) noun a large cave. 大洞穴 大洞穴ˈcavernous adjective huge and hollow. a cavernous hole. 大且中空的 大而深的cavern
cavern a cave, esp when large and formed by underground water, or a large chamber in a cave Cavern a cavity that develops in body organs where there is destruction and death (necrosis) of tissues and subsequent liquefaction of the necrotic masses. Caverns may be closed, not communicating with the external environment, or open, when contents of the cavern empty to the outside through natural channels. Caverns appear most often at the site of a purulent necrotic process or specific inflammation in the lungs (cavernous tuberculosis), kidneys (an abscess that opens into the renal pelvis), or liver (a suppurative node of Echinococcus that empties into the biliary tract). The presence of a cavern fosters the spread of the pathological process and the development of complications (hemorrhage, perforation). [11–-318–2] cavern[′kav·ərn] (geology) An underground chamber or series of chambers of indefinite extent carved out by rock springs in limestone. cavern
cavernous space [TA] an anatomic cavity with many interconnecting chambers. Synonym(s): caverna [TA], caverncav·ern (kav'ĕrn) An anatomic cavity with many interconnecting chambers.
See also: cave, cavityCAVERN
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cavern
Synonyms for cavernnoun caveSynonyms- cave
- hollow
- grotto
- underground chamber
Synonyms for cavernnoun a hollow beneath the earth's surfaceSynonymsSynonyms for cavernnoun any large dark enclosed spaceRelated Words- natural enclosure
- enclosure
noun a large cave or a large chamber in a caveRelated Wordsverb hollow out as if making a cavernSynonymsRelated Words |