Void
Pronunciation: /ˈvɔɪd/
Void (noun)
- a large empty area where nothing exists
- a situation where something is not legally valid
Examples
- The box was filled with a void after the items were removed.
- A void in the wall allowed light to pass through.
Common collocations: fill the void, vast void, void agreement, declare void, void contract
Void (adjective)
- not legally acceptable or effective
- having no content or not containing anything
Examples
- The coupon is void after the expiration date.
- A void check cannot be cashed.
Void (verb)
- to make something no longer valid or effective
Examples
- The bank can void a transaction if it's fraudulent.
- They decided to void the contract after negotiations failed.