Void — synonyms, definition

1. void (a)

abandoned bad barren blank deserted destitute devoid empty hollow ineffective ineffectual invalid lacking meaningless null null and void unfilled uninhabited unoccupied useless • • •

2. void (Noun)

abyss blank cavity chasm crater emptiness gap gorge hole hollow limbo nihility nirvana nonexistence nothingness nullity oblivion obscurity opening shaft • • •

void (Noun) — The state of nonexistence.

void (Noun) — An empty area or space. ex. "the huge desert voids"

nonentity nonexistence space thin air

3. void (Verb)

annul avoid cancel collapse deflate deny deplete discharge dismiss drain dump eject emit empty evacuate excrete exhaust flatten flow forbid • • •

void (Verb) — Declare invalid. ex. "void a plea"

void (Verb) — Clear (a room, house, place) of occupants or empty or clear (a place or receptacle) of something. ex. "The chemist voided the glass bottle" ex. "The concert hall was voided of the audience"

void (Verb) — Take away the legal force of or render ineffective. ex. "void a contract"

void (Verb) — Excrete or discharge from the body.

alter cancel change egest eliminate empty excrete modify pass strike down break stet suction

4. void (Adjective)

void (Adjective) — (law) lacking any legal or binding force. ex. "null and void"

void (Adjective) — Containing nothing. ex. "the earth was without form, and void"