dark space
The term "dark space" is used in various fields, each with its unique context and meaning, ranging from astronomy to commercial real estate.
Definition
B2Astronomy
(technical)A vast empty region between galaxies, often devoid of stars and other celestial objects.
Example
- The telescope revealed a dark space between the two clusters of galaxies.
C1Electronics
(technical, academic)Regions in a glow discharge where little or no light is produced.
Example
- In the study of electron tubes, the Crookes dark space is a well-known phenomenon.
C1Real Estate
(commercial)A vacant commercial property for which the tenant is still obligated to pay rent.
Example
- The company had to maintain payments on the dark space even after closing the store.
B2Photography
(artistic)An underexposed area of an image, often used for creative effect.
Example
- The dark space in the photograph added a dramatic contrast to the subject.
C1Psychology
(metaphorical)A state of mind characterized by feelings of sadness or despair.
Example
- After the loss, he found himself in a dark space emotionally.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "dark space":
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