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Meanings of nothingness in English
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несущее State of being nothing, the state of nonexistence of anything, or the property of having nothing.
Usage of nothingness in English
1
It seemed a long way to climb, upon nothing, to reach nothingness.
2
His right foot disappeared into nothingness, but he managed to catch himself.
3
It is darkness seen through light; a contrasting of existence and nothingness.
4
They can be shattered into nothingness in the fraction of a second.
5
Her own little struggles faded into nothingness in the shadow of his.
6
If this nothingness is Heaven, I may have made the wrong choice.
7
She agreed that Indian ideas of spiritual nothingness led to mathematical zero.
8
Yet the impression made had gone too deep to end in nothingness.
9
God alone had reality and only he could redeem us from nothingness.
10
Less than ten feet ahead of them, the world ended in nothingness.
11
So he remained rooted in this oppressive sense of his own nothingness.
12
The pessimist believes that forgetfulness and nothingness is the whole of man.
13
It represented a leap from nothingness to being, from concept to matter.
14
In its resonant nothingness, the Cage work collaborates splendidly with the Klein.
15
She sat still, looking out into the nothingness of the distant sky.
16
Forms disintegrate into the eternal nothingness from which there is no return.
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Nothingness through the time
Nothingness across language varieties
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