blankness's Usage Examples:

sense of detachment, a blankness that is partly due to survival instinct, partly due to the fact that he is mnemonic.

This blankness unfortunately seeps.

"Chris Kraus: The Noir of Dubya, the blankness of suburbia and bringing Baudrillard to sing in the Nevada Desert".

overuse (prescribed and otherwise) to the point of mental and spiritual "blankness".

As the field is covered with snow, the speaker contemplates the blankness and the whiteness of the snow, a snow "with no expression, nothing to.

disappointment at the contrast between the sweet illusions of the past and the blankness and sadness of the present.

symbol of the draining of culture and character from, and an increase in blankness and austerity in, Apple's products over the years.

predictably concealed, failing to disguise the more inferior songs and lyrical blankness, leaving behind a fairly mixed bag.

Mr Judd, it is implied, has accepted the blankness of the desert of the mind, and in doing so, become more 'godlike'.

In the words of Ken Inglis 'it may have been the very blankness of Mackennal's Cenotaph.

He also comments on Katharine McPhee's "much-remarked-upon blankness" in the song: "her eyes go a little dead.

Rock journalist Paul Du Noyer claims that the "blankness of John's delivery" makes the song one of the scariest and most chilling.

and that he should not criticize that week, that he could not face the 'blankness' of the atelier.

protege Konstantin Lopushansky overflows with such sorrow for the moral blankness it finds in Mother Russia today that it is hard not to sympathize to some.

It was that idea of blankness, of not being there, or negativity that helped gave that piece - and the.

paint melding together in "its glooming, opalescent oneness, its foggy blankness, its featureless, expectant emptiness that resembles, for the painter.

very moving passages about the author’s mother and her descent into the blankness of Alzheimer’s).

Synonyms:

emptiness;

Antonyms:

solidity; fullness;