Pronunciation: /ˈvækjuəs/
adjective having or showing a lack of thought or intelligence; mindless
A1 The vacuous room had no furniture or decorations.
A2 She stared at him with a vacuous expression, not understanding what he was saying.
B1 The movie received negative reviews for its vacuous plot and lack of character development.
B2 The politician's vacuous promises failed to convince the voters.
C1 The artist's work was criticized for being vacuous and lacking depth.
C2 The novel was dismissed as vacuous by literary critics for its shallow portrayal of complex issues.
formal The vacuous statement made by the politician lacked substance and failed to address the issue at hand.
informal She always makes vacuous comments without thinking about what she's saying.
slang Stop being so vacuous and actually contribute something meaningful to the conversation.
figurative The empty room felt vacuous, as if it was missing something essential.
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