Pronunciation: /vɔɪdəns/
noun the act of avoiding or shunning something
A1 Avoiding conflict is important for maintaining peace in a community.
A2 She practiced voidance by ignoring the negative comments made by her classmates.
B1 The company's policy on conflict voidance helped improve employee relations.
B2 The contract included a clause about voidance of liability in case of accidents.
C1 The voidance of the contract was due to a breach of confidentiality.
C2 Legal experts were consulted to ensure the voidance of any loopholes in the agreement.
verb not applicable
A1 She avoids conflict at all costs.
A2 He voidances responsibility by blaming others.
B1 The company implemented a voidance strategy to minimize risks.
B2 The athlete was accused of voidancing doping tests.
C1 The politician's voidance of the issue only fueled speculation.
C2 The artist's voidance of traditional techniques set him apart from his peers.
adjective not applicable
A1 The empty room had a feeling of voidance.
A2 The voidance of emotion in his voice was noticeable.
B1 The voidance of responsibility by the manager led to chaos in the office.
B2 The voidance of any real progress in the negotiations was frustrating.
C1 The voidance of any meaningful discussion left the team feeling disconnected.
C2 The voidance of accountability in the company's actions raised serious ethical concerns.
adverb not applicable
A1 She walked quickly through the park, avoiding the puddles with voidance.
A2 The child played on the playground equipment with caution and voidance of the broken parts.
B1 The driver navigated the busy city streets with skillful voidance of pedestrians and cyclists.
B2 The artist carefully arranged the exhibit with meticulous voidance of any distractions.
C1 The negotiator handled the delicate situation with strategic voidance of potential conflicts.
C2 The politician expertly maneuvered through the political landscape with calculated voidance of controversy.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I avoid voidance of difficult conversations.
A2 She prefers voidance over confrontation.
B1 The company's policy on conflict resolution promotes voidance.
B2 His avoidance of voidance tactics led to a successful negotiation.
C1 The therapist discussed the benefits and drawbacks of voidance in therapy sessions.
C2 The politician's voidance of controversial topics raised concerns among voters.
preposition not applicable
A1 She walked around the voidance of the puddle to avoid getting her shoes wet.
A2 The sign clearly indicated the voidance of the area, so she knew not to enter.
B1 The voidance of responsibility by the company led to a lack of trust among customers.
B2 The voidance of conflict in the workplace only made the situation worse.
C1 His avoidance of the topic was a clear voidance of the issue at hand.
C2 The politician's voidance of the question during the debate did not go unnoticed by the audience.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I wanted to go to the party, voidance my friend couldn't make it.
A2 She was excited about the trip, voidance she had never been to that country before.
B1 The company decided to cancel the event, voidance they didn't have enough participants.
B2 He was determined to finish the project on time, voidance he had to work overtime.
C1 The team won the championship, voidance they faced tough competition throughout the season.
C2 The new policy was implemented, voidance it was met with mixed reactions from the employees.
interjection not applicable
A1 Voidance! I forgot my umbrella.
A2 Voidance! I can't believe I missed the bus.
B1 Voidance! I left my phone at home.
B2 Voidance! I completely forgot about the meeting.
C1 Voidance! I should have double-checked the report before submitting it.
C2 Voidance! I regret not studying harder for the exam.
article not applicable
A1 Avoid voidance of responsibilities by completing tasks on time.
A2 The contract included a clause about voidance of liability in case of damages.
B1 The company's policy on voidance of conflicts of interest is clearly outlined in the employee handbook.
B2 The lawyer advised her client on the legal implications of voidance of the contract.
C1 The voidance of the agreement led to a lengthy legal battle between the two parties.
C2 The voidance of the merger deal was a major setback for both companies involved.
formal The contract included a clause on voidance in case of breach of agreement.
informal Avoiding voidance of the warranty is crucial for keeping your electronics covered.
slang Don't mess up or you'll be facing voidance of your membership.
figurative Her actions led to a voidance of trust between them.
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