Space and Vacuum

Space

Space noun - An extent or area available for or used up by some activity or thing.

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Vacuum and space are semantically related in void topic. In some cases you can use "Vacuum" instead a noun "Space", when it comes to topics like nothingness.

Nearby Words: spacing, spacious, spaced, spaceship, spacer

Vacuum

Vacuum noun - An empty area or space.

Usage example: without their support he'll be ruling in a vacuum

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Synonyms for Vacuum

Space and vacuum are semantically related in thing topic. You can use "Space" instead a noun "Vacuum", if it concerns topics such as gap, emptiness, nothingness.

Nearby Words: vacuity, vacuuming, vacuumed

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Related pairs

How words are described

special	special space	special vacuum
normal	normal space	normal vacuum
endless	endless space	endless vacuum
open	open space	open vacuum
Other adjectives: empty, small, actual, hard, large, big, huge, black, dark, new, less, negative, nearest.

Common collocations

light

space light

vacuum light

Both words in one sentence

Negative Space or a vacuum is a good narrative tool for painting the boundaries for situations or to isolate worlds or characters.

Source: This Index Does Not Exist
Many of said subjects believe the sudden (to them) change in tests is part of a conspiracy and try to escape the facility, into the vacuum of space.

Source: Space Station
One issue of Justice League of America showed Batman training himself, not to be able to breathe in space, but to at least survive the vacuum of space for a couple of seconds.

Source: Batman Can Breathe in Space