void

• Descreve algo completamente vazio, sem conteúdo ou sem validade jurídica.

Describes something that is completely empty, without content, or legally invalid.

1. Empty or vacantB2formal

   Containing nothing; empty.

   Vazio

   • The room was void of furniture.
   • His expression was void of emotion.
   • The contract was declared void due to a technicality.

   Sinônimosbareblankcleardevoidemptyhollowunfilledvacant

   Antônimosfilledfulloccupied

2. Invalid or nullB2formal

   Having no legal or binding force; not valid.

   Inválido

   • The agreement was rendered void by the court.
   • The check was void because it was unsigned.
   • The election results were declared void due to fraud.

   Sinônimosinoperativeinvalidnugatorynull

   Antônimosbindingeffectiveenforceablelegalvalid

• Substantivo que designa um espaço completamente vazio, um estado de vacuidade ou um sentimento de perda ou ausência.

A noun referring to a completely empty space, a state of emptiness, or a feeling of loss or absence.

1. B2formal

   A completely empty space or area.

   Vazio

   • The astronaut floated in the void of space.
   • The room felt like a void after all the furniture was removed.
   • He stared into the void, lost in thought.

   Sinônimosblankemptinessnothingnessvacuityvacuum

   Antônimoscontentfill

2. B2formal

   A feeling of emptiness or loss, often after something important is gone.

   Vazio

   • After her pet died, she felt a void in her life.
   • The retirement left a void in his daily routine.
   • He tried to fill the void with new hobbies.

   Sinônimosblanknessdesolationemptinesshollownessvacuum

   Antônimosfulfillmentfullnessplenitudesatisfaction

3. InvalidityC1formal

   A state of being null or having no legal force.

   Nulidade

   • The contract was declared void by the court.
   • The election results were rendered void due to fraud.
   • The clause was considered void from the beginning.

   Sinônimosineffectivenessinvaliditynullity

   Antônimoseffectforcevalidity

• Verbo usado para indicar o ato de esvaziar, limpar ou considerar algo vazio ou sem validade.

A verb used to indicate the act of emptying, clearing, or making something empty or invalid.

1. Cancel or nullifyB2formal

   To make something legally invalid or ineffective.

   Anular

   • The court voided the contract due to fraud.
   • He voided the check after realizing the mistake.
   • The warranty is voided if you tamper with the device.

   Sinônimosabrogateannulcancelinvalidatenegatenullifyquashrepealrescindrevokevacate

   Antônimosconfirmenforceratifysustainupholdvalidate

2. Empty or evacuateB2formal

   To remove the contents of something, especially to empty a container or space.

   Esvaziar

   • The technician voided the tank of all remaining liquid.
   • She voided the room of unnecessary furniture.
   • The system automatically voids the cache every hour.

   Sinônimoscleardischargedrainemptyevacuatepurgevacate

   Antônimosfill