Definitions
- Referring to a small opening or gap in a surface or object. - Describing a narrow space or crevice that is difficult to see or access. - Talking about a hidden or secret place that is hard to find or reach.
- Describing a narrow opening or crack in a rock, wall, or other solid surface. - Referring to a deep or narrow fissure or split in a surface or object. - Talking about a small gap or opening that can be used for hiding or shelter.
List of Similarities
- 1Both words refer to small openings or gaps.
- 2Both words can describe narrow spaces that are difficult to access.
- 3Both words can be used to describe hidden or secret places.
What is the difference?
- 1Size: Cranny typically refers to a smaller opening than crevice.
- 2Location: Cranny is often used to describe openings in walls or surfaces, while crevice is more commonly used to describe openings in rocks or natural formations.
- 3Depth: Crevice implies a deeper or narrower opening than cranny.
- 4Usage: Cranny is more commonly used in everyday language, while crevice is more technical and specific to certain contexts.
- 5Connotation: Cranny has a more playful or whimsical connotation, while crevice is more serious or ominous.
Remember this!
Cranny and crevice are both synonyms for small openings or gaps, but they have some differences in size, location, depth, usage, and connotation. Cranny is typically used for smaller openings in walls or surfaces, while crevice is used for deeper or narrower openings in rocks or natural formations. Additionally, cranny has a more playful or whimsical connotation, while crevice is more serious or ominous.
