vacuities Synonyms
vacuities Meaning
vacuities
the state, fact, or quality of being vacuous, an empty space, something (such as an idea) that is vacuous or inane, the quality or state of being vacuous
vacuities Sentence Examples
- The artist's paintings exhibited vacuities, lacking depth and substance.
- Their conversation was filled with vacuities, shallow and meaningless chatter.
- The politician filled his speech with vacuities, offering empty promises without concrete plans.
- The vacant lot was a stark reminder of the vacuities of abandoned dreams.
- The film's plot was a series of vacuities, devoid of originality and coherence.
- The company's mission statement was a litany of vacuities, devoid of real values or aspirations.
- The philosopher sought to expose the vacuities of accepted beliefs, challenging conventional wisdom.
- The athlete's performance was marred by vacuities, lacking focus and determination.
- The landscape seemed desolate, its emptiness mirroring the vacuities within the observer's soul.
- The once-bustling town had fallen into a state of vacuities, its streets silent and its buildings abandoned.
FAQs About the word vacuities
the state, fact, or quality of being vacuous, an empty space, something (such as an idea) that is vacuous or inane, the quality or state of being vacuous
blanks,vacancies, black holes, gaps, voids, airs, cavities,vacuums, vacua, hollows
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The artist's paintings exhibited vacuities, lacking depth and substance.
Their conversation was filled with vacuities, shallow and meaningless chatter.
The politician filled his speech with vacuities, offering empty promises without concrete plans.
The vacant lot was a stark reminder of the vacuities of abandoned dreams.
