void Definition

void
adj

1. Not valid or legally binding.

Example: declared the contract null and void
Thesaurus: rescinded, canceled, invalid, ineffective; Antonym: valid.
2. Containing nothing; empty or unoccupied.

Thesaurus: emptied, vacant, bare, drained, dead, blank; Antonym: full.
3. Lacking in it.

Example: void of humour
Form: void of something (usually)

noun

1. An empty space.
2. A space left blank or unfilled.

Thesaurus: vacuum, chasm, cavity, emptiness, opening, gap.
3. A feeling of absence or emptiness strongly felt.
4. cards.
Lacking (cards of a particular suit).
Example: void in hearts
Form: void in something (usually)

verb voided, voiding

1. To make empty or clear.
2. To invalidate or nullify.

Thesaurus: cancel, nullify, invalidate, annul, rescind.
3. To empty (the bladder or bowels).

Derivative: voidable
adj

Derivative: voidness
noun

Etymology: 13c: from French voide empty.