1. an empty space or gap
2. a feeling of emptiness or loss

1. completely empty; containing nothing
2. having no legal force; invalid
Usage: legal

1. to make something invalid or ineffective

Examples

• The demolition left a void where the building once stood.
• After her friend moved away, she felt a void in her life.
• The contract was declared void due to missing signatures.
• The space between the walls was completely void of insulation.
• The court decided to void the illegal agreement.
• His departure created a void that was hard to fill.
• The warranty becomes void if the seal is broken.
• They tried to void the transaction after discovering the error.