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Meanings of void in English
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Vast empty spaces between filaments which contain very few or no galaxies.
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Usage of void in English
1
Unfortunately, interference from Spain has left these rights void of much value.
2
The court verdict is void of reason in such cases, Gaddafi said.
3
And in a measure her interest in Hermon had filled the void.
4
It set aside the warrant as void and of no legal effect.
5
The Palestinians have declared agreements with Israel void in protest against annexation.
6
Are you worried that private health insurance is nul and void now?
7
I saw it from the great dark void, and it was good.
8
McDougal is asking the court to declare the agreement null and void.
9
The result had been as empty, as void of character as this.
10
Henry does not respond, and Jack's question falls into a soundless void.
11
My partner opens one diamond-my void, of course-andI bid .
12
The heart finds itself in a void which alarms and chills it.
13
In the basement of this building void of personality, the EAM room.
14
Had somehow reached out across the void that divided past and present.
15
Of course, the ones that were nuked would be void of survivors.
16
That part of the universe with original entropy, without form and void.
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Void through the time
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United Kingdom
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