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Vacuum

Noun:

1. A space devoid of matter; a void.

Example: The vacuum of outer space is an inhospitable environment for humans.

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2. An electrical home appliance used for cleaning, consisting of a suction mechanism that collects dirt and dust.

Example: Sarah uses the vacuum to clean her carpet thoroughly.

Related product: Vacuum Cleaner

Verb:

1. To clean with a vacuum cleaner.

Example: Don't forget to vacuum the floors before the guests arrive.

2. To remove or take away completely.

Example: The absence of employees vacuumed the joy from the workplace.

Adjective:

1. Pertaining to the condition of containing no matter; empty.

Example: The vacuum chamber must be free of any particles for the experiment.

Adverb:

1. In a manner resembling a vacuum; in a manner devoid of matter.

Example: The sound of the explosion echoed vacuum-like through the abandoned building.

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