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void
adjective as in empty
adjective as in nullified, meaningless
noun as in emptiness, want
verb as in get rid of; empty
Example Sentences
If it fails, Myanmar faces economic ruin reminiscent of 1987, when dictator Ne Win voided all bank notes in denominations not divisible by his lucky number 9, wiping out citizens’ savings overnight.
All three children rapidly fired their slingshots into the void.
Now, lying thick and still under the cover of plastic seats, the cavernous emptiness of the place mirrors the void left since it is modern reincarnation in the late 1990s.
He also claims that former president Joe Biden’s pardons are null and void because he used an autopen, which is perfectly legal.
Calling for diplomatic efforts to free the couple to be stepped up, Bennett added: "I listened to story after story of families begging for action while their loved ones disappear into this diplomatic void."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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