Gap and Window

Gap

Gap noun - A break in continuity.

Usage example: there was a 15-minute gap between the two televised sporting events

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Window and gap are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Window" instead a noun "Gap".

Nearby Words: gape, gapped, gaping, gapping

Window noun - An opening that resembles a window in appearance or function.

Usage example: he could see them through a window in the trees

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Gap and window are semantically related. You can use "Gap" instead a noun "Window".

Nearby Words: windowed, windowing

clear	clear gap	clear window
similar	similar gap	similar window
brief	brief gap	brief window
short	short gap	short window
Other adjectives: certain, single, prominent, small, actual, entire, massive, large, big, enormous, huge, little, tiny, new, larger, smaller, last, different, wide, giant, dimensional.

He relearns, rather improperly from Temeraire, that he had committed treason during the 8-year window that is presently a gap in his memory.

Source: Literature / Temeraire
After all, no jury on Earth would believe that someone could land a headshot between the eyes fired off-center from five football field lengths away, through a gap between buildings narrower than the length of an adult human arm, at a window rendered opaque by the sun's glare at sundown.

Source: Manga / Golgo 13
Cleavage Window: Freya's clothing when she is introduced inexplicably features a spacious gap that shows off a good deal of her beautiful breasts.

Source: Film / Outlander