vacuity
vəˈkjuːɪti
vacuities
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Definition of vacuity - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
emptinessRarestate of being empty or voidRare
  • The vacuity of the abandoned house was eerie..
emptiness void
2.
stupidityRarelack of intelligence or thoughtRare
  • His speech was criticized for its sheer vacuity..
foolishness stupidity
3.
empty remarkRareinane or pointless remarkRare
  • She dismissed his comment as mere vacuity.
banality cliché platitude
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Origin of vacuity

Latin, vacuitas (emptiness)

Terms with vacuity included in their meaning

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biology
small empty or air-filled space or vacuity
mental vacuity
lack of intelligence or meaningful ideas

Examples of vacuity in a sentence

  • She felt a sense of vacuity after finishing the book.
  • The vacuity of his arguments was evident.
  • She was frustrated by the vacuity of the conversation.
  • His speech was filled with vacuity.
  • The article was criticized for its vacuity.

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  1. French:vacuité, futilité, ...
  2. German:Leere, Dummheit, ...
  3. Italian:vuoto, ottusità, ...
  4. Spanish:vacío, necedad, ...
  5. Portuguese:vazio, estupidez, ...
  6. Chinese:空虚, 愚蠢, ...
  7. Japanese:空虚, 愚かさ, ...
  8. Arabic:فَراغ, غباء, ...
  9. Hebrew:רֵיקָנוּת, טיפשות, ...
  10. Russian:пустота, глупость, ...
  11. Ukrainian:порожнеча, дурість, ...
  12. Hindi:शून्यता, मूर्खता, ...
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