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vacuities

/vəˈkjuːɪtiz/

NOUN

1. Empty spaces or voids

Plural of vacuity; empty spaces, gaps, or cavities where something is absent or missing.

1.1. Physical empty spaces and cavities

Empty or hollow spaces within or between objects, including cavities, holes, gaps, and voids.

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  • The philosopher delves into the vacuities of existence, exploring its deeper meaning.

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1.2. Gaps or deficiencies in ideas

Missing substance, content, or meaningful ideas in intellectual, conceptual, scientific, or abstract discussions.

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  • His speech highlighted the intellectual vacuities in the current education system.
  • The artist's work often reflects the vacuities of modern society.
  • The discussion exposed the conceptual vacuities in the proposed legislation.
  • The researcher aims to address the scientific vacuities in the field through innovative studies.

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