Definition Synonyms
Definition of voidness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
emptinessRare state of being empty or without contentRare
- The voidness of the room was unsettling.
2.
lackRare absence of something expected or neededRare
- He felt a voidness in his life after the loss.
Origin of voidness
Latin, vōidus (empty) + -ness (state)
Examples of voidness in a sentence
She felt a sense of voidness after the project ended. The voidness in the room was palpable. She couldn't shake the voidness of her heart.
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- French:vide, absence, ...
- German:Leere, Mangel, ...
- Italian:vuoto, ...
- Spanish:vacío, carencia, ...
- Portuguese:vazio, falta, ...
- Chinese:空虚, 空无, ...
- Japanese:空虚, 虚しさ, ...
- Arabic:فَرَاغ, ...
- Hebrew:רֵיקָנוּת, חֹסֶר, ...
- Russian:пустота, отсутствие, ...
- Ukrainian:порожнеча, відсутність, ...
- Hindi:शून्यता, अभाव, ...
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