intervacua
UK/ɪntəˈvækjuːə/
intervacua is the plural of intervacuum.
Meaning of intervacuum
Noun
intervacuum (plural intervacua)
- An intervening empty space; a vacant interval.
- In the distribution of the Animals themselves, the Subjects and the products of this energy, into the principal Classes, we do not suppose chasms & intervacua or empty Interspaces between the Classes, but ascend from a lower to a higher by an interliminary — and the same principle holds good in the...1827 April, Samuel Taylor Coleridge [aut.], and Kathleen Coburn and Anthony John Harding [eds.], The Notebooks of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, volume V: “1827–1834”, part 1: ‘Text’, (2002, Princeton...
Questions about intervacua
- What is intervacua the plural of?
- Intervacua is the plural of intervacuum.
- How do you pronounce intervacua?
- Intervacua is pronounced /ɪntəˈvækjuːə/ (UK).
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