In many works of art you can find such an expression as "abyss". This may sound strange, but only a few know the true meaning of the word. It is regrettable, because because of this misunderstanding, people cannot fully understand what the text says. Therefore, let us dispel the veil of secrets and talk about what the abyss really is.
The deeps are …
To begin with, this word has several interpretations. And although they are all associated with similar natural phenomena, there will always be an inseparable line between them. So, according to the first value, the abyss is a big whirlpool in a swamp or lake. For example, this word can be used in the following sentence: "The leaf that fell on the surface of the swamp quickly disappeared into the muddy abyss."
The second interpretation is inextricably linked with great depth. I mean, the abyss is a huge abyss in the sea or ocean. In this case, the closest collocation is the underwater abyss. For example, you can make the following sentence: "Not a single ray of light could penetrate through the deep sea."
Deeps in swamps and lakes
As mentioned earlier, the abyss is a whirlpool that draws into itself everything that approaches it. In most cases, it arises due to the fact that water currents of different strength and temperature collide with each other. Accordingly, the deeper the pond, the more powerful and large-scale whirlpools can occur on it.
For example, Saltstraumen is considered the most dangerous lake abyss. According to scientists, this Norwegian whirlpool has existed for the past 2-3 thousand years, and its rotation speed ranges from 40 km / h. And if there is calm sometimes on the surface of the water, then the underwater dance of the currents here never stops.
