blankness

[blæŋknəs]

blankness Definition

• 1. the state of being blank or empty
• 2. lack of expression or understanding

Using blankness: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "blankness" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The blankness of the page was intimidating.

• Example

  She stared at him with blankness, unable to comprehend what he was saying.

• Example

  The blankness in his eyes suggested he had no memory of the event.

blankness Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for blankness

• emptiness
• vacancy
• void
• nothingness
• expressionlessness

Antonyms for blankness

• clarity
• comprehension
• understanding

Phrases with blankness

• stare into blankness

  to look at something without seeing anything

  Example

  He sat there staring into blankness, lost in thought.

• mind blankness

  a state of mental confusion or inability to think clearly

  Example

  The stress of the situation caused her mind to go into a state of blankness.

• blanket of blankness

  a complete lack of clarity or understanding

  Example

  The lecture was so confusing that it left the students under a blanket of blankness.

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Summary: blankness in Brief

The term 'blankness' [blæŋknəs] refers to the state of being blank or empty, often used to describe a lack of expression or understanding. It can be seen in phrases like 'stare into blankness,' 'mind blankness,' and 'blanket of blankness,' which denote a lack of clarity or comprehension.