lacuna
/ˈlækjuːnə/Definitions
1. noun
A gap or missing part in a series, a person’s memory, or a record; a lack or deficiency.
“The historian couldn’t find the lacuna in the ancient document, which changed the course of their research.”
2. noun
A quiet or secluded spot, especially one that is attractive or picturesque.
“The tourists discovered a beautiful lacuna in the woods, where they could rest and enjoy nature.”
3. noun
A gap or lack in someone’s knowledge or experience.
“The teacher noticed a lacuna in the student’s understanding of the subject and decided to provide additional guidance.”
4. noun
A gap or missing part in a person’s memory.
“As the doctor explained the condition, the patient realized she had a lacuna in her memory that she had never noticed before.”