vacuum
[ˈwa.ku.ũː]
adj
LanguageLatin
Meaning- inflection of vacuus:
- empty
- This word describes something that is empty or void. It is a form of the adjective vacuus.
Locus vacuum est.
The place is empty.
Pronunciationˈwa.ku.ũː
Part of speechadj
Usage noteThis is an inflected form of the adjective vacuus used in specific grammatical contexts.
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