1. having crevices; marked or split by narrow openings or cracks

Examples

• The creviced rock face provided handholds for the climbers.
• Water seeped through the creviced walls of the old stone building.
• The creviced bark of the ancient oak tree was home to many insects.
• Hikers carefully navigated the creviced terrain of the mountain pass.
• The creviced surface of the canyon walls revealed layers of geological history.