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Definition of voided - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
emptinesshaving no contents or empty
- The voided room echoed with silence.
2.
legalhaving been invalidated or annulled
- The contract was declared voided and unenforceable..
3.
designTECH. having a central part removedTECH.
- The coin had a voided center.
Origin of voided
Latin, vacare (to be empty)
Terms with voided included in their meaning
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legal
rejected or voided
legal
capable of being annulled or voided
legal
not able to be annulled or voided
legal
capable of being voided or nullified
Examples of voided in a sentence
Her voided expression revealed her inner emptiness. The voided check was returned to the customer. His voided license meant he could no longer drive. The sculpture featured a voided design. The voided pattern added elegance to the fabric.
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- French:vide, annulé, ...
- German:leer, annulliert, ...
- Italian:vuoto, annullato, ...
- Spanish:vacío, invalidado, ...
- Portuguese:vazio, anulado, ...
- Chinese:空的, 无效的, ...
- Japanese:空っぽの, 無効になった, ...
- Arabic:فَارِغ, باطِل, ...
- Hebrew:רֵיק, מְבוּטַּל, ...
- Russian:пустой, аннулированный, ...
- Ukrainian:порожній, анульований, ...
- Hindi:खाली, निरस्त, ...
Definition of void - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
spaceempty space or vacuum
- Scientists studied the particles in the void of space..
2.
emotionfeeling of emptiness or loneliness
- After his departure, she felt a deep void inside her..
3.
legalTECH. invalid or null stateTECH.
- The contract was declared a void by the court..
4.
constructionTECH. empty space between floors or wallsTECH.
- The building design included a void for ventilation.
5.
bridgeTECH. lack of cards in a particular suitTECH.
- He had a void in hearts during the game.
6.
astronomyTECH. extended region of space containing no galaxiesTECH.
- Astronomers discovered a massive void in the universe.
7.
materials scienceTECH. collection of adjacent vacancies inside a crystal latticeTECH.
- The voids in the crystal affected its properties.
8.
typographyTECH. the inside area of a character of typeTECH.
- The void in the letter 'o' was perfectly round.
Adjective
1.
ineffectuallacking any effect or usefulness
- His efforts were void and achieved nothing.
2.
spaceunoccupied or without an incumbent
- The position has been void for months.
3.
invalidTECH. having no legal force or effectTECH.
- The contract was declared void by the court..
4.
technologyTECH. not returning a value in programmingTECH.
- The function is void and returns no value.
Verb
1.
cleartr. remove occupants or contents from a placetr.
- They voided the building for renovation.
2.
legaltr. TECH. make something legally invalid or ineffectivetr. TECH.
- The contract was voided by the court.
3.
medicalintr. TECH. US discharge waste from the bodyintr. TECH. US
- The patient was asked to void before the procedure.
Images of void
empty space between floors or walls
Expressions with void
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provide something needed or wanted
She adopted a dog to fill the void in her life.
sudden and drastic change
Moving to a new country felt like a leap into the void.
having no legal force or effect
The contract was declared null and void by the judge..
contemplate something meaningless or empty
She felt lost, staring into the void of her future.
strong feeling of emptiness or loss inside
After she left, he felt an aching void in his heart.
not applicable in restricted areas
The coupon is void where prohibited by store policy.
invalid in relation to non-participating parties
The contract was void as against third parties.
measure of reactivity change in nuclear reactor due to voids
The void coefficient affects the reactor's safety and efficiency..
completely lack a quality, feature, or thing
His voice was void of emotion.
Origin of void
Latin, vacuus (empty)
Examples of void in a sentence
The artist painted a void on the canvas. The void in his heart was impossible to fill. She tried to ignore the void left by her friend. The agreement was rendered void. The judge ruled the document void. The architect explained the purpose of the void.
They discovered a void between the old walls. The void in spades cost him the game. She noticed a void in clubs during the match. Scientists are studying the mysterious void. The void puzzled the researchers for years. Researchers found voids in the metal structure. Voids can weaken the material's integrity. The void in the letter 'p' was uneven. Designers focused on the voids in typography. The contract was void after the deadline passed. Her apology felt void and insincere. The office has been void since the manager left. The apartment remained void after the tenants moved out. The agreement was found to be void due to a technicality. Her license was rendered void after the incident. In Java, a void method does not return any data. The programmer wrote a void function to execute the task. The room was voided of furniture before painting. They voided the area to ensure safety during the event. They decided to void the agreement after the breach. The judge ruled to void the previous settlement. She needed to void before the ultrasound. The medication helps patients void regularly.
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- French:vide, inutile, ...
- German:Leere, vergeblich, ...
- Italian:vuoto, inutile, ...
- Spanish:vacío, inútil, ...
- Portuguese:vácuo, inútil, ...
- Chinese:真空, 无效的, ...
- Japanese:空間, 無効な, ...
- Arabic:فَرَاغ, بَاطِل, ...
- Hebrew:חָלָל רֵיק, בָּטֵל, ...
- Russian:пустота, бесполезный, ...
- Ukrainian:порожнеча, марний, ...
- Hindi:शून्य, निष्फल, ...
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