Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Abyss"

A: A deep, dark, seemingly botomless hole

A: no estoy seguro pero creo que quiere decir que la persona se enamora de una persona mal o la persona se vuelve tanto a causa del amor.

A: it would mean "a place without morals" or "a place without ethics"

It would mean "environmentalist is about deal making in a place where you can't trust that a person will honor a deal" because the person would not have morals

A: An abyss is a massive void or emptiness, like a bottomless hole, either between things, places, or person.

"There is an awkward abyss between us."

"The Grand Canyon is a massive abyss in the ground."

A: I fell into the dark abyss

A: Abyss means a dark pit that seems never ending. “I look down into that abyss and hope I never fall in.”

A: The diver looked down into the dark abyss and decided not to swim any futher.

It's not exactly common unless you are talking about deep bottomless holes which don't come up that much in everyday talk. Except maybe if you are a geologist, oceanographer or astronomer maybe.

A: abyss是深淵的意思，而hell是地獄的意思。深淵可以在現實生活中找到。那些黑洞洞的地方。比如economic abyss就是經濟低谷的意思。hell更像是說地獄，災難。比如what the hell? 有一种抱怨的感觉。

A: @Novkov

Precipe: a very steep rock face or cliff, especially a tall one.

Abyss: a deep or seemingly bottomless chasm.

A: They are very similar, so checking on Wikipedia might give you a more detailed answer.
Without being able to look however:
An abyss is like a void. A space of emptiness which you're stood on the edge of. A big drop basically.
A ravine (if I remember correctly) is where there is a crack in the ground. It is at ground level
A valley is an area between two hills or mountains. Normally quite gentle slopes
A canyon is a valley but with very steep slopes, like the grand canyon

Hope this helps, but you might want to double check those before you use them

A: Wow... pretty deep sentence :') It's almost natural sounding.

Once they dive into the abyss, they can never (return/come back to Earth). Despite this, they decide to head right towards (this fate/abyss).

Comments:
- I gave a few options for you to choose which one you like!
- If you want to know how I would personally say it : "Once they dive into the abyss, they can never return. Despite this, they decide to head right towards this fate."

A: I think pretty natural especially in a style of writing. You could even change “eaten” to “swallowed” or “consumed” if you wanted to make it even more dramatic.

A: No, you don't have to add "into" but it is confusing when you just say his abyss. Abyss usually means and empty void like a never ending hole in the ground.

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A: "He reached into the abyss of his tragic life and was unable to fight" Good luck with the paper you're writing!