create a void

Frequency: 7.210.3 per million words

to cause an empty space or feeling to exist

voidVERB + void (as noun)

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Examples (10)

  • The CEO's resignation will create a significant void in the company's leadership.
  • Her sudden departure created a huge void in his life that was hard to fill.
  • The closing of the local library created an intellectual void in the small community.
  • Sometimes, achieving a long-term goal can paradoxically create a void of purpose.
  • The removal of the ancient monument would create an irreparable historical void.
  • The empty nest syndrome can create a profound emotional void for parents.
  • Critics argue that the new policy could create a regulatory void.
  • Has the rapid pace of change created a spiritual void in modern society?
  • The artist's passing created an immense void in the contemporary art world.
  • Without a clear vision, the new leader might create a strategic void for the organization.