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The word [[abyss]] means a massive bottomless depth or chasm, which could be a pit in the earth, a sink hole or a canyon underwater.  
 
The word [[abyss]] means a massive bottomless depth or chasm, which could be a pit in the earth, a sink hole or a canyon underwater.  
  
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In a religious sense ‘The Abyss’ or ‘Abyssal plain’ is similar to [[Hell]] and would be a place where [[Demon]]s reside.
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In a religious sense, the term abyss is sometimes used as a synonym for [[Hell]]. It is also used as a term for the primeval chaos from which the universe was formed in some mythologies which is also featured in ''[[Paradise Lost]]''.  
  
 
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The word abyss means a massive bottomless depth or chasm, which could be a pit in the earth, a sink hole or a canyon underwater.

In a religious sense, the term abyss is sometimes used as a synonym for Hell. It is also used as a term for the primeval chaos from which the universe was formed in some mythologies which is also featured in Paradise Lost.