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10 September, 23:23

A statement that lacks any meaning can be called

A. Conjecture

B. Palpable

C. Vacuous

D. Candid

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  1. 10 September, 23:29
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    Your answer is C, Vacuous!

    Explanation:

    Its definition is "emptied of or lacking content"
  2. 10 September, 23:41
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    If an answer lacks any meaning, it is vacuous, empty; from the Latin "vacuous" devoid of substance, lacking, empty.
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