void
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6.5
- noun
- /vɔɪd/
:
vacío
- And her loss will leave a void in the community she served for years to come.
- fill the void
- leave a void
- create a void
I don't know, I felt that void and that that emptiness.
- I don't know, I felt that void and that that emptiness.
- There was this gaping void in my life.
- And I think I was trying to fill that void through multiple women.
- So I'm just excited to fill that void of content.
- It was just jumping into the void and I'm hoping for the best.
- These are people that have such a void inside of them.
- You might find yourself chasing woman to fill a void that you're avoiding.
- And there is only one entrance key to the void which binds.
- Emptiness, layer, height, void, we could say, right?
- What void can I fill that will fill the voids for everybody that's like me?
Examples
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And I think I was trying to fill that void through multiple women.
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Well, I thought there was a void in my life and Walter filled it.
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There was a void in my soul now.
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These are people that have such a void inside of them.
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And that there actually is a spiritual void that is real.
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There was this gaping void in my life.
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I mean, there is still a void when I try to conceive of it.
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And unless we fill that void with somethin' better, we're gonna lose 'em.
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What void can I fill that will fill the voids for everybody that's like me?
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After losing her best friend, she felt a deep void in her heart that was difficult to fill.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
An empty area available for use
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2.1
A lack of someone or something that should be there
77
4.2
A space with no air or other matter
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7.2
A state with no people or things in it
14
3.6
A space or place that has nothing in it
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3.8
A small empty space or dip in something
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2.7
An empty space or area with nothing in it
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4.3
A feeling of emptiness with no thoughts or emotion
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1.6
An empty area for writing or filling in information
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5.3
An empty space inside a thing, like a tree trunk or cheek
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9.2
A state of being empty of meaning and thought
A feeling of emptiness after something important ends
An empty space with nothing inside
A feeling of being very lonely and empty after loss
A place or space with nothing in it and no activity
A situation when something does not exist
A state in which nothing exists
Antonyms
Idioms
How Empty
Surface Forms
Etymology
Void comes from an old French word meaning 'empty', from the Latin root vacare which means 'to be empty'. Think of the same root in vacuum or vacant, so a 'void' is an empty space or a feeling of emptiness that is hard to fill.