voidance
[ void-ns ]
Origin of voidance
11350–1400; Middle English, aphetic variant of avoidance
Other words from voidance
- pre·void·ance, noun
Words Nearby voidance
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How to use voidance in a sentence
But such voidance must not be confounded with the voidance of a treaty from its very beginning; see above, 501.
International Law. A Treatise. Volume I (of 2) | Lassa Francis OppenheimBut Arden, risking the discovery of her voidance of the campus prohibition, kept on her rather perilous way.
The Orchard Secret | Cleo Garis
British Dictionary definitions for voidance
voidance
/ (ˈvɔɪdəns) /
noun
an annulment, as of a contract
the condition of being vacant, as an office, benefice, etc
the act of voiding, ejecting, or evacuating
Origin of voidance
1C14: variant of avoidance
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