nullified

verbcancel, revoke

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verb cancel, revoke

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Word Origin & History

1590s, from Late Latin nullificare "to esteem lightly, despise," literally "to make nothing," from Latin nullus "not any" (see null) + root of facere "to make" (see factitious). Related: Nullified; nullifying.

Example Sentences fornullified

Hence at the moment of its completion, all other facts are nullified.

Their eight years of friendship and love, THE eight years of his life, were nullified.

There was an intimacy in the sound, which more than nullified the disparagement.

But every exhortation is modified or nullified by a demand for money.

A former vow or promise is not nullified by a latter that contradicteth it.

But it was believed that they could be nullified at a stroke through pietism.

Their eight years of friendship and love, the eight years of his life, were nullified.

An abstract idea of liberty or justice can be rejected, evaded, nullified.

Recollections like these more than nullified the nominal brand of the law.

The provisions of the state constitution have been nullified.

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null and void