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Voidless 

adj.

A noun and or verb that is simultaneously negative and void being that it is lesser than nothingness.

( Note that said voidless noun and or verb may also be void depending on the circumstance.)
- The voidless tone of the mans voice confirmed that he was both shaken and enraged by his current situation.

- The people of the kingdom were in an era of voidless despair.

- In accordance to the prior natural disasters, the village was rendered voidless of population.
Voidless by InfiniteBars March 8, 2020
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Voidless 

the lack of a void (space) between a particle, object, or molecule.
The soil fill shall be compacted to a voidless condition and a shelby tube sample shall be obtained from the compacted soil fill at that elevation to determine the voidless density of the soil. Voidless density samples shall be obtained from each lift of soil fill at a minimum frequency of each 5,000-square feet per lift of soil fill placed .
Voidless by Dustbinmoterqwerks March 11, 2022
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Voidness 

Someone who is vain and has no depth - all of his actions and his way of life are full of nothing. This is a term used by those of the "Detroit Yeshiva" who are the elite of the Chabad Lubavitch Hasidic Jewish Sect
"Chaim is such a Voidness"
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