vacuity

/væˈkjʊɪti/

Definitions

1. noun

The quality or state of being empty or devoid of content or meaning

“The poet’s use of metaphors was criticized for its vacuity, failing to convey any real emotion or insight.”

2. noun

A vacant or empty space

“The architect designed the lobby with a large vacuity at its center to create a sense of grandeur.”

3. noun

A lack of substance or meaning in something such as an argument or a theory

“The politician’s speech was criticized for its vacuity, failing to address the real issues facing the country.”

4. noun

A state of being devoid of thought or awareness

“The philosopher argued that true happiness can only be achieved in a state of spiritual vacuity, free from worldly desires.”

5. verb

To empty or make something empty

“The machine vacuity the container, leaving it completely empty.”

Synonyms

  • emptiness
  • vacantness
  • voidness

Antonyms

  • fullness
  • plenitude