voids (B1)

noun

Pronunciation: /vɔɪdz/

Definition

An empty space; a gap or interval.

Examples

• The explorers discovered a vast void in the cave system.

• A sense of void settled over him after his friend moved away.

• The universe is mostly made up of empty voids separated by galaxies.

How to Use voids

void of (prepositional phrase)

Completely lacking or empty of something. — "The desert landscape was void of any vegetation."

null and void (idiom)

Having no legal force or effect; invalid. — "The agreement was declared null and void due to a procedural error."

Synonyms of voids

Words with a similar meaning to voids:

• emptiness
• gap
• vacuum
• lacuna

Antonyms of voids

Words with the opposite meaning to voids:

• fullness
• substance
• content

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