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Definition of blankness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
emptinessstate of being empty or void
- The blankness of the room was unsettling.
2.
expressionlesslack of expression or emotion
- His face showed blankness when he received the news.
3.
mindRare absence of thought or ideasRare
- He stared into space, lost in blankness.
Origin of blankness
Old French, blanc (white)
Examples of blankness in a sentence
She stared into the blankness of the night sky. She stared with blankness at the wall. The actor's blankness conveyed his character's despair. Her mind was a sea of blankness after the shock. The blankness in his eyes was unsettling.
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- French:vide, vide mental, ...
- German:Leere, Ausdruckslosigkeit, ...
- Italian:vuotezza, vacuità, ...
- Spanish:vacío, vaciedad, ...
- Portuguese:vazio, apatia, ...
- Chinese:空虚, 表情空白, ...
- Japanese:空虚さ, 無表情, ...
- Arabic:فَراغ, خلو من التعبير, ...
- Hebrew:רֵיקָנוּת, אֲטִימוּת, ...
- Russian:пустота, бесстрастность, ...
- Ukrainian:порожнеча, беземоційність, ...
- Hindi:खालीपन, भावशून्यता, ...
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