void

boş, geçersiz, anlamsız

having no legal force or effect; lacking content, significance, or meaning

The contract was void because it lacked a signature.

• His argument seemed void after the new evidence was presented.
• Many philosophers argue that a universe without purpose is essentially void.
• The legal team prepared a brief to argue that the clause should be considered void under international law.

• void contract · geçersiz sözleşme The court declared the agreement a void contract.
• void space · boş alan Astronomers studied the void space between galaxies.
• be declared void The judge decided that the will was declared void.
• void of sth The desert was void of any vegetation.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

benzer: emptyinvalid

zıt: valid

geçersiz kılmak, feshetmek

to render something invalid or ineffective, often by legal or formal action

The manager decided to void the outdated policy.

• The university will void any enrollment that lacks proper documentation.
• After the investigation, the regulator chose to void the license granted last year.
• The Supreme Court's ruling effectively voided the statute that had been in force for decades.
• Scholars argue that retroactively voiding legislation undermines legal certainty and public trust.

• void a contract · bir sözleşmeyi geçersiz kılmak The court decided to void the contract after the fraud was discovered.
• void the decision · kararı feshetmek The board voted to void the decision due to procedural errors.
• void a contract The judge voided the contract.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

zıt: validate