Definition of vacuum:

part of speech: noun

Empty space.

Common misspellings * :

• vaccum (38.4%)
• vacunm (0.1%)
• vaccuum (13.3%)
• vacume (13.1%)
• vacum (16.6%)
• vacumn (2.9%)
• vacumm (3.7%)
• vacuume (4.0%)
• vacumed (0.2%)
• vaccumm (0.7%)
• vaccume (4.1%)
• vac (0.4%)
• vacumming (0.1%)
• vacuu (0.2%)
• vaccumme (0.2%)
• vacuem (0.5%)
• vacuumn (0.4%)
• vacummn (0.5%)
• hoover (0.1%)
• vacium (0.3%)
• vacummm (0.3%)
• vucume (0.2%)

Usage examples :

• Because if you gave up your profession, you would be nothing but a vacuum "The Way of an Eagle", - Ethel M. Dell

• It is held on the body by free- acting suction or vacuum Pads. "Cluthe's Advice to the Ruptured", - Chas. Cluthe & Sons

• Light waves are able to pass through a vacuum thus showing that they are not dependent upon air for their transmission. "Physiology and Hygiene for Secondary Schools", - Francis M. Walters, A.M.