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Meaning of lacune
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lacune (n.)
A lacuna.
lacune Sentence Examples
- The lacune in the bone structure provided an ideal habitat for the growth of bacteria.
- The honeycomb was a fascinating example of nature's intricate lacunae.
- The researcher cautiously filled the lacuna in the ancient manuscript with a matching ink.
- The porous rock contained numerous lacunae, allowing water to seep through easily.
- The tree surgeon carefully filled the lacuna in the trunk with a special sealant to prevent decay.
- The dental hygienist used a tiny instrument to clean the lacunae between the patient's teeth.
- The lacunae in the brain tissue were filled with fluid, providing nutrients and oxygen to the cells.
- The archaeologist carefully brushed away the dirt from the lacunae in the stone tablet, revealing ancient inscriptions.
- The lacuna in the schedule allowed the team to catch up on their much-needed rest.
- The lacuna in the law created a loophole that allowed the accused to escape punishment.
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A lacuna.
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The lacune in the bone structure provided an ideal habitat for the growth of bacteria.
The honeycomb was a fascinating example of nature's intricate lacunae.
The researcher cautiously filled the lacuna in the ancient manuscript with a matching ink.
The porous rock contained numerous lacunae, allowing water to seep through easily.
