void — an empty space or gap; a feeling of emptiness or loss
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: an empty space or gap; a feeling of emptiness or loss
Pronunciation (IPA): /vɔɪd/
Korean meaning: 빈 공간, 공허함; 상실감
Korean pronunciation: **보**이드
Example Sentences
- My stomach felt like a void after skipping breakfast, lunch, and accidentally eating my homework.
- The insurance policy becomes void if you use your car as a rocket ship.
- Scientists discovered a massive void in space that makes my brain after finals look crowded.
void
NOUN//vɔɪd//
an empty space or gap; a feeling of emptiness or loss
A woman touches the void on the shelf where her family photo once stood
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The void cannot be avoided where memories were destroyed
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Origin
From Old French 'voide' meaning empty or vacant, derived from Latin 'viduus' meaning bereft or empty, which is related to the root meaning 'to separate' or 'to leave alone'.
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“My stomach felt like a void after skipping breakfast, lunch, and accidentally eating my homework.”
“The insurance policy becomes void if you use your car as a rocket ship.”
“Scientists discovered a massive void in space that makes my brain after finals look crowded.”
“The court ruled that the marriage contract was void because it was signed in disappearing ink.”
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