English to Latvian Meaning of vacuity - tukšums

Vacuity :

tukšums

noun

tukšums, atvērts, tukšs, vakance, atklāšana, slinķis, bezdarbība, neuzmanība, paviršība

Vacuity :: tukšums

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Definitions of vacuity in English

Noun(1) the absence of matter(2) a region that is devoid of matter(3) total lack of meaning or ideas

Examples of vacuity in English

(1) full of excitement, I listened to my first student sermon ├ö├ç├┤ only to be taken aback by its vacuity(2) He championed human values in art and denounced what he considered the frivolity or vacuity of much contemporary painting and sculpture.(3) The biggest display ads of the season could not disguise the vacuity of the event.(4) This is the making of a generation whose banality is interchangeable with their vacuity .(5) We weren't going to hear praise of our excesses, our shallowness, our engulfing vacuity .(6) His reply was non-committal to the point of vacuity .(7) The musical, emotional and intellectual vacuity of much fusion music is patent.(8) These songs have a deceptive lyrical vacuity that hints at greater depths, but leaves them to the listener to consider.(9) he denounced what he considered the frivolity or vacuity of much contemporary painting(10) What we are left with is an empty, shallow shocker whose vacuity is calamitously exposed in its final act.(11) And without providing meaningful commentary, the pop-punk boom is doomed to implode due to its own vacuity .(12) Full of excitement, I listened to my first student sermon - only to be taken aback by its vacuity .

Synonyms

Noun

1. vacuum ::

vakuums

Different Forms

vacuity

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