Adjective:

गुफा सा, गुफाओंवाला,

cavernous's Usage Examples:

In man the surface of the skull is comparatively smooth, and the brow-ridges project but little, while in the gorilla these ridges overhang the cavernous orbits like penthouse roofs.

The lip--labium, from labor (?)--laps or lapses from the sides of the cavernous mouth.

Taran stepped into a cavernous bedchamber lit by low burning hearths and scented by the white flowers sitting in each window.

For the first time since arriving over three weeks ago, she missed her cavernous chamber.

in the north-west, and is generally much less rugged than the Alleghany Plateau; a peculiar feature of the southern portion of it is the numerous circular depressions (sink holes) in the surface and the cavernous region beneath.

Great pains appear to have been taken to ascertain that the cavernous portions of the rock had been cut out and built up before the building was begun.

Sulphur and salt springs occur on the slopes of Cherimai, and near Palimanan there is a cavernous hole called Guwagalang (or Payagalang), which exhales carbonic acid gas, and is considered holy by the natives and guarded by priests.

Dressed in black, he was an imposing figure, even in the cavernous room.

Sarah started to pick up clothes and put them back in the cavernous, walk-in closet.

She looked around, feeling very much alone in the cavernous room.

Synonyms:

erectile, expansive,

Antonyms:

unimpressive, uncommunicative, unexpansive,