The phrase "gaping void" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a descriptive phrase that conveys a sense of emptiness or absence. Example: As she stood at the edge of the cliff, she couldn't help but feel a sense of fear and awe at the gaping void below her.
That enormous, gaping void you see in the Dining Out section today?
As a child, I was forever searching for an outlet to fill this gaping void in my chest.
Either way, there is currently a gaping void on the Web for people to share higher-resolution beautiful photos.
President Michel Martelly's offices are in a temporary building near the gaping void that once was the palace.
The explosion that shook Beirut that afternoon left a swimming pool-sized crater in the ground and a gaping void in Lebanon's political arena.
When it moves up to the bedroom level, it leaves a gaping void in the middle of the living room floor.
This year's treasures include three sorely needed works that address gaping voids in wine literature.
Set in gorgeous Cape Town, Mark Bamford's energizing first feature revolves around a group of animal-shelter workers and their significant counterparts, as they contend with varying states of loneliness and gaping voids in their lives.
As a result, "nation building" carried a derogatory connotation for many senior military officials, even though American forces were being asked to fill gaping voids in the Afghan government after the Taliban's fall.
The rampage left gaping voids in suburbs scattered across New England, where the men were known for their devotion to their families and were remembered for the joy they took in cheering on the sons and daughters of their communities from benches and bleachers and dugouts.
(Holden) 'CAPE OF GOOD HOPE' (PG-13, 107 minutes) Set in gorgeous Cape Town, Mark Bamford's energizing first feature revolves around a group of animal-shelter workers and their significant counterparts, as they contend with varying states of loneliness and gaping voids in their lives.
