Breach and Void

Breach

Breach noun - An open space in a barrier (as a wall or hedge).
Usage example: the cat got out of the yard through a breach in the hedge

Void and breach are semantically related in opening topic. In some cases you can use "Void" instead a noun "Breach".

Nearby Words: break, breaking, breached, breaching

Void

Void noun - An open space in a barrier (as a wall or hedge).
Usage example: the client wanted an old-fashioned stone wall and did not want the voids filled in with mortar

Breach and void are semantically related in opening topic. Sometimes you can use "Breach" instead a noun "Void".

Nearby Words: voided, voiding, voidable

How words are described

emotional emotional breach emotional void
complete complete breach complete void
massive massive breach massive void
large large breach large void
Other adjectives: huge, horrible, gigantic, vast, dimensional.

Common collocations

contract breach contract void contract
city breach city void city

Both words in one sentence

  • In the episode "Doomsday", reversing the effects of opening a breach to the void that's been pulling Cybermen and Daleks through not only seals the void, but pulls back in any material that passed through it due to them holding background radiation.
  • Rose loses her grip and falls into the void, but the Alternate Universe version of her father transports from the alternate universe, catches her, and transports back as the breach closes.
  • In the episode "Doomsday", Rose and the Doctor are trying to close an interdimensional breach, thereby sucking the warring Daleks and Cybermen off of Earth and into the void.
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