adjective

void

void, invalid, empty

The contract was declared null and void.

The contract was declared null and void.

The warranty is void if the seal is broken.

The warranty is void if the seal is broken.

((sth.)) is ((void)) (sth.) is invalid The contract is void.

null and ((void)) completely invalid The agreement is null and void.

Synonyms: invalid, null, empty; Antonyms: valid, full

From Old French 'voide' meaning 'empty'. Related to 'avoid' - to make a space empty by moving away from it.

Remember the common legal phrase 'null and void'. If something is void, it's like an empty space with no legal power.

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