I. noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
declared null and void
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The contract was declared null and void .
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ VERB
fill
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The non-official majority was able to reduce the power of civil servants but powerless to fill the ensuing void .
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In the resulting culture of pain, sadness and despair, disenfranchised young men fill the void of personal power with guns.
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Husbands may put even more effort and hours into employment outside the home to fill the void .
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So we try to fill the void by attacking other people, somehow taking esteem from them.
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Often companies fill their voids with waste.
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No accelerated training session can completely fill this void .
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It fills all the interconnected voids , and the volume of water depends on the porosity and permeability of the rock.
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A major consideration in 1983 was to fill the void left by the closure of the old dockyard.
leave
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His departure leaves a considerable void .
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As such, his departure leaves a void .
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Male speaker It's just left a massive void in our lives which we can't fill.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
null and void
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If the contract has not been signed by witnesses, it is considered null and void.
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The elections were declared null and void.
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Also null and void is any stipulation releasing a partner from playing an active role in running the business.
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As far as he was concerned, all of the points of agreement that had already been reached were null and void.
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He decided that the marriage was null and void.
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My effective vote could be my first preference vote, in which case all my other preferences are null and void.
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On Oct. 28 the Council declared this clause unconstitutional and therefore null and void.
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The contract was declared null and void.
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Went in there, saw the judge, and he say the deed was null and void.
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Yet it was Shirley Place who kept the interview firmly null and void.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A void grows around the sewer or in the vicinity of it and eventually the ground above collapses into the void.
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As such, his departure leaves a void .
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I can't think of a thousand acres of natural activity as a void .
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If you like arcade action with some basis in statistical reality, there has been a void .
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It had become aware of the blossoming void long before the situation at Princetown was officially acknowledged.
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Unable to provide for his wife and children, McCree was adrift in a great void .
II. adjective
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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The court ruled the state law was unconstitutional and void .
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Exercises of state authority inconsistent with the Basic Rights are void for unconstitutionality.
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There were 909,377 null or void votes.
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Whether, in fact, the whole contract is void is a matter for national law.
III. verb
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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The ruling party voided elections in 14 cities.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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In one day a bad case can void 20 litres of water.
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New floating charges can be voided if new money is not introduced.
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Patients keep daily diaries of fluid intake and voiding.
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So how come they void themselves on me from a great height with a white and annoyingly conspicuous product?
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Some men insisted that it was not possible to make your first jump without voiding your bowels.
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The city editor, Arax reports, had had numerous drunken-driving arrests voided by the police chief.
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The patient complained that she had to void more urine.