Keresés
to nullify
01
to legally invalidate an agreement, decision, etc.
Example
The judge decided to nullify the marriage due to fraudulent claims.
His appeal was successful, and the court nullified the earlier verdict.
They sought to nullify the decision based on procedural errors.
02
make ineffective by counterbalancing the effect of
03
to counteract or neutralize the intended or anticipated effect of something
Example
Increased awareness about the dangers of smoking helped nullify big tobacco's marketing campaigns aimed at youth.
Stricter background checks for guns may nullify some mass shooters' ability to obtain firearms legally.
Changes in consumer behavior nullified forecasted increases in demand for certain products.
word family
null
Noun
nullify
Verb
nullified
Adjective
nullifier
Noun
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