English
Etymology
From void + -en.
Verb
voiden (third-person singular simple present voidens, present participle voidening, simple past and past participle voidened)
- (transitive, intransitive, rare, nonstandard) To make or become void.
1989, Lok Sabha Debates - Volume 52, Issues 20-21, page 21:So, it is temporarily voidened on account of stay granted by court.
2014, Stefan Sorin Muresan, Social Market Economy: The Case of Germany, page 144:Public consciousness seems to be voidening of meaning and purpose in life.
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Finnish
Etymology 1
Noun
voiden
- (deprecated template usage) genitive plural of voi
Etymology 2
Noun
voiden
- (deprecated template usage) genitive plural of vuo
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