Shed and Void

Shed

Shed verb - To cast (a natural bodily covering or appendage) aside.

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Void and shed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Void" instead a verb "Shed".

Nearby Word: shedding

Void verb - To put an end to by formal action.

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Shed and void are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Shed" instead a verb "Void".

Nearby Words: voided, voiding, voidable

full	full shed	full void
green	green shed	green void
empty	empty shed	empty void
entire	entire shed	entire void
Other adjectives: big, dark, purple.

At the end of the play, he concludes that his life is void, and his soul an "empty shed".

Source: Theatre / Peer Gynt
In I, Lucifer, the reader may feel a little swell of tears depending on how sympathetically they see old Luce's story, but an in story example has Raphael shed tears over Lucifer himself, when fighting a losing battle to convince him to redeem himself rather than face eternity in the void.

Source: Cry for the Devil

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