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blank

adjective as in clear; empty

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adjective as in expressionless

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adjective as in dumbfounded

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adjective as in absolute, utter

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noun as in empty space

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For our lyrics, I usually start with a blank slate, not directly from movies, but inspiration can come from anywhere: movies, the news, books.

Celtic failed to score for the fifth time in 12 games this season - the same number in which they drew a blank in the entirety of last season.

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You could argue that there’s something exciting about the chance to draw a new community on the blank canvas of the old one.

Next to Lee’s cracked beams of sunshine, Shepherd’s builder is disturbingly blank, though not impossible to read.

To a younger generation, “Top Gun” might mean a blank stare.

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