vacuua
/ˈvækjʊm/ or /ˈvækʊm/Definitions
1. noun
a space almost completely empty of matter, especially a region in space where the density of matter is very low.
“The stars and planets in the vast vacuum of space are incredibly far apart.”
2. noun
a device for cleaning surfaces by suction, typically using a fan to create a partial vacuum.
“She used the vacuum cleaner to pick up crumbs from the floor.”
3. verb
to remove air from (a space) in order to clean or to create a partial vacuum.
“The engineer vacuumed the air from the chamber to create a pressure difference.”
4. verb
to remove (something) by suction, typically using a vacuum cleaner.
“She vacuumed the carpet to get rid of dirt and dust.”
5. adjective
relating to or involving the use of a vacuum.
“The vacuum technology used in the new spacecraft is incredibly advanced.”