void 音标拼音: [v'ɔɪd]
n . 空虚,空间,真空,空隙,空虚感
a . 空的,无人的,空闲的,没有的,无用的
空虚,空间,真空,空隙,空虚感空的,无人的,空闲的,没有的,无用的
void 空虚
void adj 1 :
lacking any legal or binding force ; "
null and void " [
synonym :
{
null }, {
void }]
2 :
containing nothing ; "
the earth was without form ,
and void "
n 1 :
the state of nonexistence [
synonym : {
nothingness }, {
void },
{
nullity }, {
nihility }]
2 :
an empty area or space ; "
the huge desert voids "; "
the emptiness of outer space "; "
without their support he '
ll be ruling in a vacuum " [
synonym : {
void }, {
vacancy }, {
emptiness },
{
vacuum }]
v 1 :
declare invalid ; "
The contract was annulled "; "
void a plea "
[
synonym : {
invalidate }, {
annul }, {
quash }, {
void }, {
avoid },
{
nullify }] [
ant : {
formalise }, {
formalize }, {
validate }]
2 :
clear (
a room ,
house ,
place )
of occupants or empty or clear (
a place or receptacle )
of something ; "
The chemist voided the glass bottle "; "
The concert hall was voided of the audience "
3 :
take away the legal force of or render ineffective ;
"
invalidate a contract " [
synonym : {
invalidate }, {
void },
{
vitiate }] [
ant : {
validate }]
4 :
excrete or discharge from the body [
synonym : {
evacuate }, {
void },
{
empty }]
Void \
Void \,
n .
An empty space ;
a vacuum .
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Pride ,
where wit fails ,
steps in to our defense ,
And fills up all the mighty void of sense . --
Pope .
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Void \
Void \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Voided };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Voiding }.] [
OF .
voidier ,
vuidier .
See {
Void },
a .]
1 .
To remove the contents of ;
to make or leave vacant or empty ;
to quit ;
to leave ;
as ,
to void a table .
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Void anon her place . --
Chaucer .
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If they will fight with us ,
bid them come down ,
Or void the field . --
Shak .
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2 .
To throw or send out ;
to evacuate ;
to emit ;
to discharge ;
as ,
to void excrements .
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A watchful application of mind in voiding prejudices . --
Barrow .
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With shovel ,
like a fury ,
voided out The earth and scattered bones . --
J .
Webster .
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3 .
To render void ;
to make to be of no validity or effect ;
to vacate ;
to annul ;
to nullify .
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After they had voided the obligation of the oath he had taken . --
Bp .
Burnet .
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It was become a practice . . .
to void the security that was at any time given for money so borrowed .
--
Clarendon .
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Void \
Void \,
a . [
OE .
voide ,
OF .
voit ,
voide ,
vuit ,
vuide ,
F .
vide ,
fr . (
assumed )
LL .
vocitus ,
fr .
L .
vocare ,
an old form of vacare to be empty ,
or a kindred word .
Cf . {
Vacant },
{
Avoid }.]
1 .
Containing nothing ;
empty ;
vacant ;
not occupied ;
not filled .
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The earth was without form ,
and void . --
Gen .
i .
2 .
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I '
ll get me to a place more void . --
Shak .
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I '
ll chain him in my study ,
that ,
at void hours ,
I may run over the story of his country .
--
Massinger .
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2 .
Having no incumbent ;
unoccupied ; --
said of offices and the like .
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Divers great offices that had been long void .
--
Camden .
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3 .
Being without ;
destitute ;
free ;
wanting ;
devoid ;
as ,
void of learning ,
or of common use . --
Milton .
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A conscience void of offense toward God . --
Acts xxiv .
16 .
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He that is void of wisdom despiseth his neighbor .
--
Prov .
xi .
12 .
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4 .
Not producing any effect ;
ineffectual ;
vain .
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[
My word ]
shall not return to me void ,
but it shall accomplish that which I please . --
Isa .
lv .
11 .
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I will make void the counsel of Judah . --
Jer .
xix .
7 .
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5 .
Containing no immaterial quality ;
destitute of mind or soul . "
Idol ,
void and vain ." --
Pope .
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6 . (
Law )
Of no legal force or effect ,
incapable of confirmation or ratification ;
null .
Cf . {
Voidable },
2 .
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{
Void space } (
Physics ),
a vacuum .
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Syn :
Empty ;
vacant ;
devoid ;
wanting ;
unfurnished ;
unsupplied ;
unoccupied .
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Void \
Void \,
v .
i .
To be emitted or evacuated . --
Wiseman .
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302 Moby Thesaurus words for "
void ":
abandon ,
abbreviate ,
abnegate ,
abolish ,
abridge ,
abrogate ,
absence ,
abysm ,
abyss ,
acreage ,
annihilate ,
annul ,
area ,
arroyo ,
bankrupt in ,
bare ,
bare of ,
barren ,
bereft of ,
bland ,
blank ,
blankness ,
bleached ,
blot out ,
blow ,
blow out ,
blue -
pencil ,
bootless ,
bowdlerize ,
box canyon ,
breach ,
breadth ,
break ,
bring to naught ,
bring to nothing ,
buffer ,
ca -
ca ,
cancel ,
cancel out ,
canyon ,
cavity ,
censor ,
chap ,
characterless ,
chasm ,
check ,
chimney ,
chink ,
clean out ,
clean slate ,
clear ,
clear away ,
clear off ,
clear out ,
clear the decks ,
cleft ,
cleuch ,
clough ,
col ,
come to nothing ,
continuum ,
coulee ,
couloir ,
counterbalance ,
countermand ,
counterorder ,
crack ,
cranny ,
crap ,
crevasse ,
crevice ,
cross out ,
cut ,
cwm ,
defecate ,
defile ,
delete ,
dell ,
denuded of ,
deplete ,
deprivation ,
deprived of ,
deserted ,
destitute of ,
devoid ,
devoid of ,
dike ,
dimension ,
disannul ,
discharge ,
disembogue ,
dissolve ,
ditch ,
do away with ,
donga ,
drain ,
draw ,
dung ,
edit ,
edit out ,
eject ,
eliminate ,
emit ,
emptiness ,
empty ,
empty of ,
empty out ,
empty space ,
erase ,
evacuate ,
excavation ,
excrete ,
exhaust ,
existless ,
expanse ,
expansion ,
expel ,
expunge ,
expurgate ,
extension ,
extent ,
fault ,
featureless ,
field ,
fissure ,
flaw ,
flow ,
flume ,
for want of ,
forlorn of ,
fracture ,
frustrate ,
furrow ,
futile ,
galactic space ,
gap ,
gape ,
gash ,
give off ,
gorge ,
groove ,
gulch ,
gulf ,
gully ,
hole ,
hollow ,
idle ,
in default of ,
in want of ,
inane ,
inanity ,
incision ,
ineffective ,
ineffectual ,
infinite space ,
inoperative ,
insipid ,
interstellar space ,
invalid ,
invalidate ,
joint ,
kill ,
kloof ,
lacking ,
leak ,
make void ,
measure ,
minus ,
missing ,
moat ,
needing ,
negate ,
negation ,
negativate ,
negative ,
negativeness ,
negativity ,
neutralize ,
niche ,
nihility ,
nonbeing ,
nonentity ,
nonexistence ,
nonexistent ,
nonoccurrence ,
nonreality ,
nonsubsistence ,
not -
being ,
notch ,
nothing ,
nothingness ,
null ,
null and void ,
nullah ,
nullify ,
nullity ,
number two ,
offset ,
omit ,
opening ,
out of ,
out of pocket ,
outer space ,
override ,
overrule ,
pass ,
passage ,
place ,
pointless ,
pour ,
proportion ,
purge ,
put aside ,
quash ,
ravine ,
recall ,
recant ,
remove ,
renege ,
rent ,
repeal ,
repealed ,
rescind ,
retract ,
reverse ,
revoke ,
revoked ,
rift ,
rime ,
rub out ,
rupture ,
scant of ,
scissure ,
scour out ,
seam ,
set aside ,
shit ,
short ,
short of ,
shy ,
shy of ,
slit ,
slot ,
space ,
spatial extension ,
sphere ,
split ,
spread ,
stool ,
strike ,
strike off ,
strike out ,
stultify ,
superficial extension ,
surface ,
suspend ,
sweep out ,
tabula rasa ,
take a shit ,
throw out ,
thwart ,
tract ,
trench ,
unactuality ,
unavailing ,
unblessed with ,
unclog ,
undo ,
unexisting ,
unfilled ,
unfoul ,
unoccupied ,
unpossessed of ,
unreality ,
unrelieved ,
unused ,
unutilized ,
urinate ,
useless ,
vacancy ,
vacant ,
vacantness ,
vacate ,
vacuity ,
vacuous ,
vacuum ,
vain ,
valley ,
vent ,
vitiate ,
void of ,
volume ,
wadi ,
waive ,
wanting ,
white ,
with nothing inside ,
withdraw ,
without ,
without being ,
without content ,
write off VOID ,
contracts ,
practice .
That which has no force or effect .
2 .
Contracts ,
bequests or legal proceedings may be void ;
these will be severally considered .
3 .-
1 .
The invalidity of a contract may arise from many causes .
1 .
When the parties have no capacity to contract ;
as in the case of idiots ,
lunatics ,
and in some states ,
under their local regulations ,
habitual drunkards .
Vide Parties to contracts ,
Sec .
1 ;
1 Hen . &
Munf 69 ;
1 South .
R .
361 ;
2 Hayw .
R .
394 ;
Newl .
on Contr .
19 ;
1 Fonb .
Eq .
46 ;
3 Camp .
128 ;
Long on Sales ,
14 ;
Highm .
on Lunacy ,
111 ,
112 Chit .
on Contr .
29 ,
257 .
4 .-
2 .
When the contract has for its object the performance of an act malum in se ;
as a covenant to rob or kill a man ,
or to commit a breach of the peace .
Shep .
To .
163 ;
Co .
Lit .
206 ,
b 10 East ,
R .
534 .
5 .-
3 .
When the thing to be performed is impossible ;
as ,
if a man were to covenant to go from the United States to Europe in one day .
Co .
Lit .
206 ,
b .
But in these cases ,
the impossibility must exist at the time of making the contract ;
for although subsequent events may excuse the performance ,
the contract is not absolutely void ;
as ,
if John contract to marry Maria ,
and ,
before the time appointed ,
the covenantee marry her himself ,
the contract will not be enforced ,
but it was not void in its creation .
It differs from a contract made by John ,
who ,
being a married man ,
and known to the covenantee ,
enters into a contract to marry Maria during the continuance of his existing marriage ,
for in that case the contract is void .
6 .-
4 .
Contracts against public policy ;
as ,
an agreement not to marry any one ,
or not to follow any business ;
the one being considered in restraint of marriage ,
and the other in restraint of trade .
4 Burr .
2225 ;
S .
C .
Wilm .
364 ;
2 Vern .
215 ;
Al .
67 :
8 Mass .
R .
223 ;
9 Mass .
R .
522 ;
1 Pick .
R .
443 ;
3 Pick .
R .
188 .
7 .-
5 .
When the contract is fraudulent ,
it is void ,
for fraud vitiates everything .
1 Fonb .
Equity ,
66 ,
note Newl .
on Contr .
352 ;
and article Fraud .
As to cases when a condition consists of several parts ,
and some are lawful and others are not ,
see article Condition .
8 .-
2 .
A devise or bequest is void :.
1 .
When made by a person not lawfully authorized to make a will ;
as ,
a lunatic or idiot ,
a married woman ,
and an infant before arriving at the age of fourteen ,
if a male ,
and twelve if a female .
Harg .
Co .
Lit .
896 ,
If ;
Rob .
on Wills ,
28 ;
Godolph .
Orph .
Leg .
21 .
2 .
When there is a defect in the form of the will ,
or when the devise is forbidden by law ;
as ,
when a perpetuity is given ,
or when the devise in unintelligible .
3 .
When it has been obtained by fraud .
4 .
When ,
the devisee is dead .
5 .
And when there has been an express or implied revocation of the will .
Vide Legacy ;
Will .
9 .-
3 .
A writ or process is void when there was not any authority for issuing it ,
as where the court had no jurisdiction ,
In such case ,
the officers acting under it become trespassers ,
for they are required ,
notwithstanding it may sometimes be a difficult question of law ,
to decide whether the court has or has not jurisdiction .
2 Brownl .
124 ;
10 Co .
69 ;
March '
s R .
118 ;
8 T .
R .
424 ;
3 Cranch ,
R .
330 ;
4 Mass .
R .
234 .
Vide articles Irregularity ;
Regular and Irregular Process .
Vide ,
generally ,
8 Com .
Dig .
644 ;
Bac .
Ab .
Conditions ,
K ;
Bac .
Ab .
Infancy , &
c .
I ;
Bac .
Ab .
h .
t .;
Dane '
s Ab .
Index ,
h .
t .;
3 Chit .
Pr .
75 ;
Yelv .
42 ,
a ,
note 1 ;
1 Rawle ,
R .
163 ;
Bouv .
Inst Index ,
h .
t .
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