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vogue n. 1 fashion, mode, style, look, taste, trend, rage, craze,
last word, dernier cri, (latest) thing, Colloq fad, the latest:
Black leather boots were in vogue once again. 2 popularity,
favour, preference, acceptance, currency, prevalence,
fashionableness: They are capitalizing on the vogue for torn
jeans.
voice n. 1 speech, utterance, articulation, words, expression: Keith
found it difficult to give voice to his innermost thoughts. 2
share, part, vote, participation, say, decision, option, turn,
chance: As a junior member of the board, Nicholas had no voice
in major decisions. 3 spokesman, spokeswoman, spokesperson,
representative, agent, agency, instrument; organ, medium,
vehicle, forum, publication: Throughout his time in government,
Logan had served as the voice of the miners. The Clarion views
itself as the voice of all the people, though it actually
represents only a few.
--v. 4 express, utter, articulate, enunciate, present,
verbalize, put into words, give utterance or voice or expression
or vent to, communicate, convey, declare, assert, make known,
reveal, disclose, raise, bring up, air: I must voice my
misgivings about the step you are planning to take.
void adj. 1 null and void, invalid, not (legally) binding,
inoperative, unenforceable, ineffectual, futile, ineffective,
vain, unavailing, idle, useless, pointless, bootless: Owing to
irregularities, the election was declared void. If a card is
turned face-up, the deal is void. 2 empty, vacant, unoccupied,
unused, unutilized, unfilled, blank, clear; deserted: It is up
to the council to appoint new members as places become void. 3
void of. devoid of, without, lacking, destitute of: The man was
utterly void of imagination. In a minute, the room was void of
people.
--n. 4 emptiness, vacantness, vacuum, blankness, nothingness:
Without a word, he leaped off the edge and plunged into the
void. 5 space, niche, slot, opening, place, vacancy, gap,
emptiness: Who will fill the void left by Edgar's departure?
--v. 6 nullify, annul, cancel, delete, disannul, declare or
render null and void, invalidate, quash, vacate, discharge,
abandon, disestablish, neutralize, disenact, set or put aside,