Innocent and Void

Innocent

Innocent adjective - Free from sin.

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Void and innocent are semantically related in full topic. In some cases you can use "Void" instead an adjective "Innocent".

Nearby Words: innocuous, innocence, innocently

Void adjective - Utterly lacking in something needed, wanted, or expected.

Usage example: entirely void of common sense

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Innocent and void are semantically related in full topic. Sometimes you can use "Innocent" instead an adjective "Void".

Nearby Words: voided, voiding, voidable

complete	complete innocent	complete void
true	true innocent	true void
deep	deep innocent	deep void
bright	bright innocent	bright void
Other adjectives: lonely, underwater.

Time Travel causes billions of innocent people to become trapped in an endless void for all eternity everytime its used.

Source: Fate Worse Than Death / Video Games
In Void Of The Stars, the Equestrians decided to go and save an innocent planet from Triarian oppression.

Source: Earth-Shattering Kaboom
The guilt of the real killer made it clear that the accomplice was falsely charged under a faulty trial, however if the "accomplices" is retried and found innocent, then the extension caused by the initial trial 18 years prior becomes void, causing the limitations to once short by 4 months.

Source: Statute of Limitations

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