void

I may be allowed to express the hope that our labors in this direction will not be void of such useful results.

Life becomes dark and void, and all that made it worth living seems to have gone.

The void, altogether unknown to any one but herself, had made her sick with shame and distress.

Before his serene and all-embracing vision every school appears and disappears in the void.

The claim is void unless made within four weeks of the dissolution of apprentice relations.

Uttered by a solitary voice, it remained for the time unheeded and void of effect.

In the meantime, I know not of anything which possesses more properties than a void.

Methought they were the daintier did they hold some sweet contents, and so I took them and bore them off, and found them void.

And the Supreme Court set the order aside, declaring it to be “ineffectual for any purpose and void.”

He turned his back on us and stamped off, though I guessed he would keep out of the Void.