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nothingness

/ˈnʌθ.ɪŋ.nəs/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'état de non-existence ou le vide, ainsi que des discours vides, insincères ou exagérés.

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noun

/ˈnʌθ.ɪŋ.nəs/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'état de non-existence ou le vide, ainsi que des discours vides, insincères ou exagérés.

A noun referring to the state of nonexistence or void, or to empty, insincere, or exaggerated talk.

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  1. State of nonexistenceB2formal

    The condition or quality of not existing; the absence of anything.

    frnéant

    • He contemplated the vast nothingness of space.
    • After the accident, she felt a profound sense of nothingness.
    • The philosopher argued that nothingness is the opposite of being.

    Synonymesabsenceemptinessnihilitynonbeingnonexistencenothingnullityvoid

  2. Empty or insincere talkC1informal

    Speech or writing that is meaningless, exaggerated, or lacking substance.

    frParoles vides

    • His speech was full of nothingness and empty promises.
    • Don't listen to her; it's all nothingness and bravado.
    • The article was criticized for its nothingness and lack of facts.

    Antonymescontentmeaningsubstance

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  • nothingnesses plural form
  • nothingnesses' possessive plural form
  • nothingness's possessive singular form
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