vacuity
[ va-kyoo-i-tee, vuh- ]
/ væˈkyu ɪ ti, və- /
noun, plural va·cu·i·ties.
Words nearby vacuity
vacillating,
vacillation,
vacillatory,
vacterl syndrome,
vacua,
vacuity,
vacuolate,
vacuolated,
vacuolation,
vacuole,
vacuous
Example sentences from the Web for vacuity
British Dictionary definitions for vacuity
vacuity
/ (væˈkjuːɪtɪ) /
noun plural -ties
the state or quality of being vacuous; emptiness
an empty space or void; vacuum
a lack or absence of something specified
a vacuity of wind
lack of normal intelligence or awareness; vacancy
his stare gave an impression of complete vacuity
something, such as a statement, saying, etc, that is inane or pointless
(in customs terminology) the difference in volume between the actual contents of a container and its full capacity
Word Origin for vacuity
C16: from Latin
vacuitās empty space, from
vacuus empty