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Meanings of lacuna in English
Usage of lacuna in English
1
In today's quiet lacuna, let's consider the rotten state of our democracy.
2
There is a lacuna of about ten years in the women's ages.
3
Histology showed nodular lacuna-like structures, in company with GAG deposition and collagen synthesis.
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Confocal microscopy revealed the presence of EGFP-labeled cells in the engineered cartilage lacuna.
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Nick's sniffy manner told me he bloody well knew what a lacuna was.
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This is the largest lacuna in our understanding of history.
7
Boissée and others, who surmise that the text here contains a lacuna]
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In this lacuna, solutions are mainly coming from the communities that are worst hit.
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But it equally highlighted an important lacuna in cancer epidemiology.
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The Dirty War thing having failed to stick, a lacuna remained to be filled.
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The work of Paul Rouse has been central in recent years in filling this lacuna.
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All new technology creates a lacuna in social thought.
13
In one point there is perhaps, almost unavoidably, a lacuna or gap in her information.
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A puzzled Oscar had to call up the Commonwealth planetary list from a storage lacuna.
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What accounts for this strange lacuna in Shakespeare's output?
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RNAi-mediated knockdown of dKank in nephrocytes disrupted slit diaphragm filtration structures and lacuna channel structures.
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