voidance
/ˈvɔɪdəns/
noun
- The act of making something legally invalid or empty; cancellation.
- The judge ordered the voidance of the will due to improper signing.
- They sought voidance of the agreement after discovering the fraud.
- The voidance of the old policy was announced at the board meeting.
- The state of being empty or vacant, especially a position or office.
- After the bishop's resignation, the voidance of the diocese lasted several months.
- The voidance of the CEO position led to a search for a new leader.
- The contract addressed the voidance of the seat on the committee.
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