"Void" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Void" Meaning

Void means:

Something that has no existence, substance, or reality.
A hollow or empty space.
Total absence of something.
A term used in mathematics and computer programming to represent the absence of a value or an empty list.
A court declaration in which a defendant does not appear and the judge makes a default ruling against them.

Example sentences:

The void in space is a huge emptiness.
After retirement, he felt a void in his life.
There was a void in the ledger, indicating that a financial transaction was not recorded.
The computer code was unable to process the void variable.
The defendant failed to appear, resulting in a void judgment.

"Void" Examples

Verbs

- To void something means to make it ineffective or unwanted.
Example: Please void the check to cancel payment.

- Avoid is to prevent something from happening or being done.
Example: She avoided talking about her mistakes to her parents.

- To void a bill or contract is to cancel its validity, as by marking it "void" or making something null and void.
Example: The insurance company voided his policy for false information.

- Void (after "null and void") means completely cancelled or made invalid.
Example: The contract was null and void from the beginning.

- In mathematics, the void refers to a region with a small object in it, which is part of the object's boundary, but should not intersect with it.
Example: The robust algorithm also promotes a void search space based on the other examined four cases.