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void in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Void may
refer to:
Void (astronomy), the
spaces between galaxy filaments that
contain no
galaxies Void (composites)...
- The
Void in
philosophy encomp****es the
ideas of
nothingness and emptiness. It may also
refer to: The
Void (artwork),
immaterial artwork by Yves Klein...
- Into the
Void may
refer to: Into the
Void (video game), a 1997
strategy game "Into the
Void" (Black
Sabbath song), 1971 "Into the
Void" (Nine Inch Nails...
- (relevant to US law)
defines voidable as follows:
Voidable. That
which may be avoided, or
declared void; not
absolutely void, or
void in itself. It
imports a...
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Cosmic voids (also
known as dark space) are vast
spaces between filaments (the largest-scale
structures in the universe),
which contain very few or no...
- A
Void,
translated from the
original French La
Disparition (lit. "The Disappearance"), is a 300-page
French lipogrammatic novel,
written in 1969 by Georges...
- The
Void Trilogy is a
space opera series by
British author Peter F. Hamilton. The
series is set in the same
universe as The
Commonwealth Saga, 1,200 years...
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Void safety (also
known as null safety) is a
guarantee within an object-oriented
programming language that no
object references will have null or void...
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Local Void is a vast,
empty region of space,
lying adjacent to the
Local Group.
Discovered by
Brent Tully and Rick
Fisher in 1987, the
Local Void is now...
- In law,
void means of no
legal effect. An action, do****ent, or
transaction which is
void is of no
legal effect whatsoever: an
absolute nullity—the law...
