What does VOIDS mean?
Voids
- Parts of Speech: Noun, Verb
- Definitions:
- As a noun, "voids" refers to empty spaces or gaps in something.
- As a verb, "voids" means to cancel or nullify something.
- Pronunciations:
- US: /vɔɪdz/
- UK: /vɔɪdz/
- Origin and Usage:
- "Voids" originated from the Old French word "vuide" meaning "empty" or "void".
- The noun form of "voids" is often used in construction and engineering to refer to empty spaces or gaps in structures, while the verb form is commonly used in legal contexts to refer to the cancellation or nullification of a contract or agreement.
- Synonyms:
- Noun: gaps, spaces, holes, vacancies
- Verb: annuls, cancels, invalidates, revokes
- Related Words:
- avoid
- solid
- sound
- steel
- stool
- Example Sentences:
- The contractor filled the voids in the wall with insulation.
- The judge voided the contract due to fraudulent activity.
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