va
cuous
Comparative
more vacuous
Superlative
most vacuous
1
lacking in intelligence, substance, or meaningful content
- The movie received criticism for its vacuous plot, lacking depth and meaningful storytelling.
- Her vacuous response to the complex question revealed a lack of understanding of the subject.
- The vacant expression on his face made him appear vacuous, as if he wasn't fully engaged in the conversation.
- The professor was unimpressed with the vacuous essays submitted by some students, noting a lack of critical analysis.
- The book received negative reviews for its vacuous characters and shallow exploration of the central theme.
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