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void

[void] / vɔɪd /








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They got a vacuum and a void in their life that’s different from other nations.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Individual governors and state legislatures are also scrambling to fill the void and create coalitions that can mobilize quickly in case of another public health emergency like the pandemic.

From Salon

So when the stand-alone triple loop toward the end of Glenn’s program turned into a double, it meant the entire element was void and she earned nothing for it.

From Los Angeles Times

“That’s the yawning void,” I explained, “where my career used to be.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Filling some of the sedan void is a new wave of entry-level vehicles that, like GM’s Trax, are built on the frame of a compact car but feature the higher ride and a truncated liftgate.

From The Wall Street Journal