adj. n. v. 1 not containing anything; empty; 2 having no effect; useless; 3 empty; lacking 4 not filled as an office or position; having no legal power; not valid.
I had to void the check because the amount was incorrect.
I had to void the check because the amount was incorrect.
Hear it
How does Polly describe how the void feel?
Hear it
This contract becomes null and void at noon tomorrow.
Hear it
The contract was null and void.
Hear it
invalid; bare; empty; vacant
valid; effective
1 syllables
void
bloyd
boyd
boyde
cloyd
floyd
freud
gloyd
lloyd
loyd
noyd
royd
toyed
void
annoyed
abaroid
deployed
destroyed
deemployed
enjoyed
steroid
overjoyed
redeployed
unemployed
underemployed
VocabClass lessons are designed to engage students, improve motivation in learning the subject matter, and generate better results. Long-term retention is our focus and by making the learning process fun, our gamified approach has a positive impact on this goal.
View all games!
Try it! FREE!