The quality or state of being hollow or empty; emptiness or vacuousness.
From Latin cenosus (empty, hollow) plus the noun suffix -ity. A rare philosophical or descriptive term, more common in older texts.
Cenosity is basically the noun form of 'hollow'—medieval philosophers used it to describe empty space or the lack of substance, which is why it sounds wonderfully archaic and precise.
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