void in Japanese
void in Japanese is 超空洞 — void means completely empty; containing nothing.
void in Japanese
超空洞
Pronounced: chōkuudō
What does "void" mean?
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adjective Completely empty; containing nothing.
"The old warehouse stood void and silent."
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adjective Having no legal force; not valid.
"The contract was declared void because one party lied about the terms."
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noun An empty space, especially a vast or unsettling one.
"She stared into the void of space through the ship's window."
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verb To make something no longer legally valid; to cancel.
"Missing the deadline voids your warranty."
void in a sentence
- The old warehouse stood void and silent.
- The contract was declared void because one party lied about the terms.
- Any changes made without approval are automatically void.
- She stared into the void of space through the ship's window.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "void" in Japanese?
"void" in Japanese is 超空洞. void means: Completely empty; containing nothing.
How do you pronounce 超空洞?
"void" in Japanese is 超空洞, pronounced "chōkuudō".
How do you use "void" in a sentence?
Example: "The old warehouse stood void and silent." In Japanese, "void" is 超空洞.
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