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void

[void] / vɔɪd /








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Some crafty artifice and a heap of negative space aren’t enough to fill the void left by a complete lack of narrative sense.

From Salon

He had won the seat by 103 votes but the result was declared void by an election court.

From BBC

“Have I mentioned I have a little black void named Aneksi?”

From Los Angeles Times

That gimmick allows the audience and the characters to venture into the void of the unknown in unison.

From The Wall Street Journal

The pressure differential between an expanding gas bubble and the water quickly creates a void, or hole, through which this gas bubble shoots rapidly upward.

From The Wall Street Journal