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What does the word lacuna mean?

"Lacuna" is a noun that means a gap or missing part, especially in a text or a series of events.

It can also refer to:

* A gap in a person's memory

* An unfilled space or void

* A defect or flaw

The word "lacuna" comes from the Latin word "lacuna", which means "ditch" or "hollow".

Here are some examples of how "lacuna" can be used:

* "The historian discovered a lacuna in the ancient manuscript."

* "The missing evidence left a lacuna in the detective's understanding of the crime."

* "The author used a lacuna in the story to create suspense."

* "The patient suffered from a lacuna in their memory after the accident."

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