cavity

/ˈkævɪti/
noun
  1. A hole or hollow space inside something solid.
    • Birds sometimes nest in a cavity of a tree trunk.
    • The dentist found a small cavity in my back tooth.
    • The wall had a cavity where the pipes were installed.
  2. A decayed area in a tooth caused by bacteria.
    • Brushing twice a day helps prevent cavities.
    • If you eat too much sugar, you might get a cavity.
    • The dentist filled the cavity with a white composite material.
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