vacancies

/vəˈkænsiz/

NOUN

1. Empty spaces or unoccupied areas

Spaces or places that are empty, unoccupied, or lacking something that would normally be present.

1.1. Physical gaps, holes, and cavities

Empty spaces, openings, or hollow areas within or between objects or materials.

Synonyms

  • blanks
  • cavities
  • gaps
  • holes
  • hollows

Antonyms

  • fullness

Examples

  • The inspection revealed several vacancies in the structure where material was missing.
  • Small cavities and gaps were visible in the damaged wall.
  • The workers filled the holes and hollows before applying the final coating.

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1.2. Voids and states of emptiness

Empty or unoccupied spaces characterized by an absence of contents, substance, or material.

Synonyms

Antonyms

  • fullness

Examples

  • The survey identified several vacancies in the otherwise solid material.
  • The spaces between the components formed small voids within the structure.
  • Scientists studied the vacua created inside the experimental chamber.

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