nullified
ˈnʌlɪˌfaɪd
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Definition of nullified - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
technologyset to have no value or effect
  • The variable was nullified in the program.
canceled invalidated voided
2.
legaldeclared legally void or invalid
  • The contract was nullified by the court.
annulled invalidated
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Origin of nullified

Lat, nullus (none) + -fy (to make)

Terms with nullified included in their meaning

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able to cancel
able to be called off or nullified
denial
denied or nullified
legal
invalidated or nullified by a legal decision
order canceled
overridden or nullified by a subsequent command
voidable
capable of being nullified
legal
capable of being voided or nullified

Examples of nullified in a sentence

  • His efforts were nullified by the new policy.
  • The law was nullified after the appeal.
  • His nullified status meant he had no legal rights.

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  1. French:annulé, nul, ...
  2. German:aufgehoben, nichtig, ...
  3. Italian:annullato, invalidato, ...
  4. Spanish:anulada, anulado, ...
  5. Portuguese:anulado, ...
  6. Chinese:无效的, ...
  7. Japanese:無効化された, 無効の, ...
  8. Arabic:مُعَطَّل, باطِل, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְבוּטָּל, בָּטֵל, ...
  10. Russian:аннулированный, недействительный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:анульований, скасований, ...
  12. Hindi:अमान्य, रद्द, ...
nullify
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Definition of nullify - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
cancel outmake something of no use or value
  • His actions nullified all our efforts.
annul invalidate
2.
preventionprevent something from happening or being effective
  • The new evidence could nullify the previous findings.
annul invalidate void
3.
legalTECH.make legally invalid or voidTECH.
  • The court decided to nullify the contract.
annul invalidate void
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Origin of nullify

Latin, nullus (none) + -fy (to make)

Examples of nullify in a sentence

  • His apology did not nullify the damage done.
  • The contract was nullified due to a breach of terms.
  • His actions nullified the benefits of the agreement.
  • The new evidence could nullify the previous ruling.
  • They sought to nullify the outdated law.

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  1. French:annuler, neutraliser, ...
  2. German:zunichtemachen, für nichtig erklären, ...
  3. Italian:annullare, neutralizzare, ...
  4. Spanish:anular, neutralizar, ...
  5. Portuguese:anular, neutralizar, ...
  6. Chinese:使无效, 推翻, ...
  7. Japanese:無にする, 取り消す, ...
  8. Arabic:أَبْطَلَ, جَعَلَ عَدِيم الفَعَالِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְבַטֵּל, לְבַטֵּל, ...
  10. Russian:аннулировать, отменять, ...
  11. Ukrainian:анулювати, нівелювати, ...
  12. Hindi:निरर्थक करना, निष्फल करना, ...
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