Void meaning in English
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Definition
to void (a contract): to annul, to cancel (a contract)
The consistent delays have forced us to void our contract with you. We have cancelled the contract so you'll have to do business with someone else.
void: null, invalid; empty, containing nothing
to make void, to render void to annul, to cancel, to invalidate
void of without, lacking in, not having
a void: an empty space (often figurative)
Examples
- "All the tea, crumpets and Sudoku in the world cannot fill my void since leaving the Delavigne Corporation."
- "I will be getting in touch directly with your corporate offices in order to do us both the favor of voiding our current contract."
Exercise 1
At the end of his email, Bruno offers to Delavigne's current contract with the Perfume Hut.
At the end of his email, Bruno offers to cancel Delavigne's current contract with the Perfume Hut.
cancel: "To void" means to "cancel" or "nullify". Bruno is suggesting that he will end his company's relationship with Perfume Hut immediately by terminating their contract.
renegotiate: "To void" is not synonymous with to "renegotiate".
extend: "To void" is not synonymous with to "extend".
burn: "To void" is not synonymous with to "burn".
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