void
🇺🇸
/vɔɪd/
🇬🇧
/vɔɪd/
noun
R
a big empty space
He looked into the dark void and saw nothing.
R
a sad empty feeling when someone or something is gone
After her friend moved away, she felt a deep void in her life.
adjective
R
having nothing of something
The desert is void of water.
R
not legal or correct
The contract became void when they broke the rules.
R
empty
The old house had many void rooms.
verb
R
to make something not legal anymore
The court will void the agreement if it's unfair.
R
to pass waste from the body
Patients need to void before the medical test.
translation
a big empty space; a sad empty feeling when someone or something is gone
having nothing of something; not legal or correct; empty
to make something not legal anymore; to pass waste from the body
Word Forms
3rd Present
voids
Progressive
voiding
Past
voided
Plural
voids
Perfect
voided
Comparative
voider
Superlative
voidest