verb

nullify

to nullify, to invalidate, to cancel out

The court can nullify the contract.

The court can nullify the contract.

His apology did not nullify the damage.

His apology did not nullify the damage.

((sth.)) to make (sth.) legally void The court can nullify the contract.

Synonyms: invalidate, cancel, void, annul; Antonyms: validate, confirm, ratify

From Latin 'nullus' (none) + 'facere' (to make). Literally 'to make nothing'.

Think of 'null' (zero) + '-ify' (to make). To make something into zero or nothing.

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