Definition Synonyms
Definition of vacuity - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
emptinessRare state of being empty or voidRare
- The vacuity of the abandoned house was eerie..
2.
stupidityRare lack of intelligence or thoughtRare
- His speech was criticized for its sheer vacuity..
3.
empty remarkRare inane or pointless remarkRare
- She dismissed his comment as mere vacuity.
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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- French:vacuité, futilité, ...
- German:Leere, Dummheit, ...
- Italian:vuoto, ottusità, ...
- Spanish:vacío, necedad, ...
- Portuguese:vazio, estupidez, ...
- Chinese:空虚, 愚蠢, ...
- Japanese:空虚, 愚かさ, ...
- Arabic:فَراغ, غباء, ...
- Hebrew:רֵיקָנוּת, טיפשות, ...
- Russian:пустота, глупость, ...
- Ukrainian:порожнеча, дурість, ...
- Hindi:शून्यता, मूर्खता, ...
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