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voidness

1 8.1

A feeling of emptiness after something important ends

noun
/ˈvɔɪdnəs/

: vacío

The room's voidness made it feel eerie and unsettling.

Examples

She stared into the voidness of the open sea, contemplating her future.
After the storm, the voidness of the landscape was evident, with debris scattered everywhere.
It's not out of voidness.

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Synonyms

nothing

vsvoidness

∞ 1.0

Not anything of interest or value

is used for lack of content inside something, not general nonexistence

absence

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312 2.1

A lack of someone or something that should be there

focuses on lack of inner content rather than mere non-presence

void

vsvoidness

148 6.5

A very empty space or feeling that is hard to fill

focuses on the neutral quality of having no content not emotional feeling

vacuum

vsvoidness

Specialized

136 4.2

A space with no air or other matter

is broader, applying to lack of content not only physical matter

emptiness

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32 3.6

A space or place that has nothing in it

focuses on the quality aspect rather than just the state

nothingness

vsvoidness

32 7.2

A state with no people or things in it

relates to lacking content within something not total nonexistence

blank space

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7 1.6

An empty area for writing or filling in information

applies to any lack of internal content not only reserved areas for writing

blankness

vsvoidness

3 4.3

A feeling of emptiness with no thoughts or emotion

applies more broadly to internal lack of content rather than surface only

nullity

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1 9.9

A situation when something does not exist

is about lacking content inside an object, not complete nonexistence

sparseness

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1 6.8

A small number or amount that is spread out

concerns absence of content inside something rather than low density

hollowness

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1 5.3

An empty space inside a thing, like a tree trunk or cheek

refers more to the general lack of content rather than specific cavities

bareness

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1 5.1

A plain, empty look with no decorations

is about internal lack of content rather than just lack of decoration

vacuousness

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Formal

1 9.2

A state of being empty of meaning and thought

covers lack of material content inside objects rather than mental emptiness

vacuity

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1 9.7

An empty space with nothing inside

refers to lack of content in general, not only physical space

wasteness

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Archaic

1 9.8

Land with no plants or people, appearing empty and lifeless

applies broadly to lacking content in objects not only barren landscapes

desolateness

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1 7.5

A feeling of being very lonely and empty after loss

focuses on simple lack of interior content not emotional or lonely quality

vacantness

vsvoidness

6.0

A place or space with nothing in it and no activity

emphasizes lack of internal content rather than absence of occupants

Antonyms

content

Specialized

77 4.8

The amount of a substance in something, for example fat or alcohol

fullness

10 2.7

A state in which something has as much inside as it can hold

How Empty

vacuum

Specialized

136 4.2

voidness

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vacancy

5 2.7

fullness

10 2.7

Surface Forms

voidness singular

voidnesses plural

Morphology

voidness = void (transparent) = void + ness

Standard nominalization of the adjective 'void' to indicate the state or quality of emptiness.

Etymology

Voidness comes from void (Latin vacuus 'empty') plus -ness. So it simply means the state of being empty or having nothing inside, a sense you can compare to the words vacant or vacuum, and to the hollow feeling after a loss.