Nothingness
Nothingness noun - The state of being dead.
Thin air and nothingness are semantically related. In some cases you can replace phrase "Thin air" with "Nothingness", this terms are similar.
Nearby Word: nothing
Thin air
Thin air noun - Nowhere to be found in a giant void.
Usage example: it vanished into thin air
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Synonyms for Thin air
Nothingness and thin air are semantically related. You can use "Nothingness" instead a noun phrase "Thin air".
Both terms in one sentence
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Roxy as the Rogue of Void can steal the concept of nothingness itself from an object, meaning she can conjure it out of thin air if she understands it well enough.
- Roxy, the Rogue of Void, has the potential to steal the essence of nothingness from concepts, which basically means she can pull objects out of thin air, even if they don't exist, because she stole the fact that they don't exist.
Source: Intangible Theft
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