Definition

Completely lacking or empty; having no content or validity.

Example

The contract was declared void due to a lack of signatures.

Conversation

I just finished that book, but honestly, it felt void of any real substance.

Really? I thought it had some interesting ideas.

Maybe, but the characters were so void of depth that I couldn't connect with them.

I get that. A good story needs relatable characters to make it work.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

To eliminate or expel waste from the body.

Example

After eating, the body will void waste materials.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I heard that some people prefer to void in the morning.

Really? I usually wait until later in the day.

I guess it depends on what works for you.

Definition

A state or condition of being empty or having nothing in it.

Example

After the loss of her friend, she felt a deep void in her life.

Conversation

I’ve been feeling this strange void since I moved away.

I get that; it can be tough to adjust to a new place.

Yeah, it’s like there’s this emptiness that I can’t shake off.

Definition

To make something invalid or empty, often by removing its contents or canceling its effect.

Example

The company voided the contract after discovering the fraud.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I need to void my old bank account since I opened a new one.

That makes sense; it's good to keep things organized.

Yeah, I don't want any confusion with my finances.

Root Explanation

Void → It originates from Latin 'vacuus' (meaning empty) and is related to the Old French 'voider' (meaning to empty). The word 'void' means empty or containing nothing.

Memory Tip

Think of 'empty' — that's what 'void' means, as it comes from the Latin word for empty.

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