lacunas (Meaning)

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lacunas (pl.)

of Lacuna

The text contained several lacunas, leaving me to speculate about the missing information.
Scientists study the lacunas in the fossil record to learn about the evolution of life.
The map showed several lacunas where data was unavailable, making it difficult to plan a route.
The researcher identified lacunas in the current medical knowledge, highlighting the need for further study.
The lacunas in the Earth's crust are home to diverse ecosystems, including extremophiles and unique life forms.
The novelist filled the lacunas in the narrative with vivid descriptions and imaginative scenarios.
The pockmarked surface of the moon is filled with lacunas, which are believed to be the result of ancient volcanic activity.
The art historian pointed out lacunas in the artist's biography, leaving room for speculation about their personal life.
The archaeologist discovered lacunas in the ancient city's architecture, suggesting that it had undergone multiple renovations over time.
The linguist filled the lacunas in the ancient text with educated guesses, based on context and comparative analysis.

of Lacuna

deficiencies, insufficiencies,lacks, shortages, inadequacies,deficits, scarcities, absences, famines, poverties

abundances, sufficiencies, amplitudes, abundances,adequacies, sufficiencies, amplitudes, adequacies, opulences, surpluses

The text contained several lacunas, leaving me to speculate about the missing information.

Scientists study the lacunas in the fossil record to learn about the evolution of life.

The map showed several lacunas where data was unavailable, making it difficult to plan a route.

The researcher identified lacunas in the current medical knowledge, highlighting the need for further study.