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vacual

vacual adjective: relating to a vacuum or void.

Adjective

vacual (not comparable)

  1. Relating to a vacuum or void.
    • As stated in treating of the action of the cavities of the heart, they become distended by their own resiliency after their systole; the vacual tendency thus formed will cause a flow of blood towards the right auricle, and contribute to the venous circulation.1876, Malcolm William Hilles, The Essentials of Physiology, pages 144–145

Questions about vacual

What does vacual mean?
Vacual means relating to a vacuum or void.
What part of speech is vacual?
Vacual is an adjective.

Words near vacual in the dictionary

  1. vactrain
  2. vactrains
  3. vactrol
  4. vactrols
  5. vacua
  6. vacual
  7. vacuate
  8. vacuated
  9. vacuates
  10. vacuating
  11. vacuation

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