void (**보**이드) — 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
The void cannot be avoided where memories were destroyed
🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
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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📝Examples
“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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