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nothing, taking up the most expensive real estate in your head
means An empty space or total absence of something; in law, something that has no legal force, as in a contract declared null and void.
from From Old French 'voide' meaning empty or vacant, which traces back to Latin 'vacare,' to be empty — a cousin of 'vacant,' 'vacuum,' and 'vacation.' The Latin root 'vacuus' (empty) underlies the whole family, so to void something is, quite literally, to vacate it of meaning or substance.
- not empty
- vacuum still hums with quantum particles flickering in and out
- legal ghost
- a void contract was never valid, not merely canceled
- keyboard kin
- programmers return void when a function gives back nothing
- cosmic gap
- the Boötes Void spans 330 million light-years of almost nothing