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(emptiness) noun
absence, barrenness, cipher, hiatus, hollowness, mexistence, insubstantiality, nil, nonesse, nonexistence, nonsubsistence, nonentity, nothing, nothingness, nullity, tabula rasa, unsubstantiality, vacancy, vacuousness, vacuum, vacuus, void, zero
associated concepts: blank acceptance, blank bond, blank check, blank endorsement, blank instrument, blank verdict, endorsement in blank, signed in blank
II
(form) noun
data sheet, document, dossier, instrument, legal document, paper, questionnaire
III
index
bleak (exposed and barren), devoid, form (document), inexpressive, inscrutable, nonentity, oblivious, thoughtless, vacant, vacuous, void (empty)
Burton's Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006
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Lacking something essential to fulfillment or completeness; unrestricted or open. A space left empty for the insertion of one or more words or marks in a written document that will effectuate its meaning or make it legally operative. A printed legal form in which the standard or necessary words are printed in their proper order with spaces left open, to be filled with names, dates, figures, and additional clauses.
Dictionary from West's Encyclopedia of American Law. 2005.
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Lacking something essential to fulfillment or completeness; unrestricted or open. A space left empty for the insertion of one or more words or marks in a written document that will effectuate its meaning or make it legally operative. A printed legal form in which the standard or necessary words are printed in their proper order with spaces left open, to be filled with names, dates, figures, and additional clauses.
Short Dictionary of (mostly American) Legal Terms and Abbreviations.