vacuousness
- noun
- /ˈvæk.ju.əs.nəs/
- Formal
- And let's look at the vacuousness of this "marketing strategy."
Examples
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Many criticized the vacuousness of the article, claiming it lacked depth and meaningful content.
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Again, the issue was vacuousness.
Blog text (7) -
And that demonstrates the vacuousness of your preening about morality.
Blog text (9) -
It is probably more accurate to say that he is a project of the left, which understands the depth of his vacuousness.
Blog text (7) -
The vacuousness of the campaign prompted historian Arthur M. Schlesinger to write a tract titled Kennedy or Nixon: Does It Make Any Difference?
Academic text (1992) -
That doesn't necessarily mean that they were more effective subsidies, as the devil is in the details, but it sure shows the vacuousness of your "Obama sucks and no facts will change my mind on that" argument.
Blog text (27) -
And I venture to say that, in the long run, the conscious, deliberate, artful application of the feminine arts by an intelligent woman trumps the naivete and vacuousness of a dumb woman.
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The vacuousness of his explanations left everyone confused and frustrated.
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During the debate, the candidates' vacuousness became evident as they avoided serious issues.
Synonyms
A very empty space or feeling that is hard to fill
A feeling that life has no meaning
A state of being very silly and without any real meaning
A feeling that what you do has no purpose or value
A feeling of emptiness with no thoughts or emotion
An empty feeling inside a person or their words
A state when something has no purpose or use
A state of having no meaning or purpose
A lack of thought or care in what someone does
A lack of ideas or meaning
A feeling of emptiness after something important ends
A blank look that shows no clear thought or feeling
Antonyms
How Empty
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word vacuousness comes from the Latin vacuus, which means 'empty'. Think of the English words vacant and vacuum; they show a space with nothing in it. So, vacuousness means being 'empty' of thought or meaning.