(heraldry) With the centre cut out.
Used in a Sentence
voided
Definition, parts of speech, synonyms, and sentence examples for voided.
Editorial note
In other words, if nobody opposes voiding the constitution, it can be voided regardless of what it claims.
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Parts of speech1
Quick take
(heraldry) With the centre cut out.
Meaning at a glance
The clearest senses and uses of voided gathered in one view.
Definitions
Core meanings and parts of speech for voided.
adjective
(heraldry) With the centre cut out.
Example sentences
In other words, if nobody opposes voiding the constitution, it can be voided regardless of what it claims.
This is voided if you don't pick up something like 90% of your offered fares in a given hour.
It would be a business that requires people to trust their data to voided-warranty drives.
If Joe's imposes an insurmountable obstacle to my fulfilling my contractual obligation, they're the ones who've voided that contract, not me.
By unlocking your phone you may have voided your warranty, but you certainly didn’t void the legal liability of the seller.
Again, counters go one ballot at a time if one turns double it's voided.
I don't know if that means the certification will be voided, but I certainly wouldn't want to be selling a product using these modules right now.
The number of votes in question were enough to leave the 6th Senate seat in doubt, so the Court voided the election.
I do my own maintenance anyway(had to replace some fans a couple times, voided my warranty in the process).
They go one ballot at a time checking if the vote has to be voided for failing with the protocol and adding the votes.
If you try to fight it or even suggest it's not valid then your license for React and all other Facebook projects becomes voided.
It also voided all existing monopolies and dispensations with [some] exception[s]....
Quote examples
This last election a friend of mine got his ballot voided because he didn't fold it while putting it in the box, which would reveal the ballot ("voto cantado").
Some of the drives are "voided warranty" now, like the ones we "shuck" out of USB enclosures.
Technically, as a minor he could just say "Whoops, my bad" and the contract would probably be voided, but practically speaking simply refusing to respond to someone on another continent leaves them pretty much screwed, even without taking any step to resolve the situation legally.
What I don't understand is this statement: > "Airlines have told Orbitz that a traveler caught on a hidden-city routing is subject to having his ticket voided without refund, the Internet travel company said today in a statement." How in the world can they ever prove this unless I as the passenger explicitly tell them that I'm on a hidden-city route?
Frequently asked questions
Short answers drawn from the clearest meanings and examples for this word.
How do you use voided in a sentence?
In other words, if nobody opposes voiding the constitution, it can be voided regardless of what it claims.
What does voided mean?
(heraldry) With the centre cut out.
What part of speech is voided?
voided is commonly used as adjective.