Definitions

voidance

[void-ns] / ˈvɔɪd ns /

NOUN

abolition

Synonyms

STRONG

abolishment abrogation annihilation annulment cancellation destruction dissolution elimination end ending eradication extirpation invalidation negation nullification obliteration overthrow repeal repudiation rescission revocation subversion suppression termination voiding withdrawal

WEAK

defeasance overturning quashing rescinding rescindment wiping out

Antonyms

STRONG

allowance approval beginning commencement construction creation enactment opening permission restoration start validation

Example Sentences

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Loss of claim Another penalty was the voidance of a claim.

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To ask for comity in the matter was to ask for the voidance of the treaty.

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Then, as they continued their journey, the squire hearkening attentively to the knight's words, they came to a river, and while there they watered the beasts, the mule made a voidance in the stream.

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So he said to the merchant, "Verily, thou exaggeratest in doing us honour; but, by Allah, I will not eat of thy meat until thou tell me what hath caused the voidance of yonder house."

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