feel a void

Frequency: 3.52.1 per million words

to experience a sense of emptiness or loss

voidVERB + void (as noun)

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Examples (10)

  • After her children left for college, she began to feel a void in her daily routine.
  • Many retirees feel a void when they no longer have a structured work life.
  • Despite his material wealth, he still feels a deep void in his spiritual life.
  • When her best friend moved overseas, she couldn't help but feel a significant void.
  • She felt a void that no amount of travel or new experiences seemed to fill.
  • The company will feel a considerable void after the departure of its visionary CEO.
  • Do you ever feel a strange void when you finish a really captivating book series?
  • Losing his mentor left him to feel an aching void in his professional life.
  • He had always felt a void, a sense of incompleteness, since his childhood.
  • Sometimes, to grow, we must first feel a void that compels us to seek new paths.