vacuity

/vəˈkjuːəti/

NOUN

1. Emptiness or absence of contents

The state or condition of being empty, containing nothing, or lacking substance or meaningful content.

A condition in which a space, area, or object is empty or contains little or no matter, substance, or contents.

The room's silence revealed a profound vacuity after the heated debate.
The artist's canvas portrayed the emotional vacuity of the desolate landscape.

An absence of meaningful ideas, intellectual depth, substance, or useful information in speech, writing, arguments, or other expressions.

His speech was filled with empty rhetoric and intellectual vacuity.
The scientific paper sought to address the existing vacuity in the research on that particular topic.

NOUN

A state of being idle, inactive, or lacking purposeful occupation.

A condition of having no meaningful activity or occupation, often accompanied by a lack of energy, interest, or purpose.

In her eyes, there was a hint of sadness, a reflection of the inner vacuity she felt.

NOUN

An empty, foolish, or meaningless statement, remark, or expression that lacks intellectual substance.

A remark, statement, or expression that sounds like communication but contains little meaningful thought, logic, or substance.