1. the act of making something void or invalid; cancellation
Usage: formal; legal
2. the state of being vacant or empty, especially of an office or position
Usage: formal

Examples

• The court ordered the voidance of the contract due to fraud.
• The voidance of the election results sparked widespread protests.
• Legal experts debated the grounds for voidance of the agreement.
• The voidance of his appointment left the position temporarily unfilled.
• The company sought voidance of the merger based on new evidence.
• The voidance of the bishop’s seat required a new election.