annul

Meanings

1. 1
   verb

   to declare invalid or void, especially a law or marriage

   The court agreed to annul the fraudulent contract.

From Old French anuller, from Late Latin annullare ('to make to nothing'), from Latin ad- ('to') + nullum, neuter of nullus ('none'), from ne- ('not') + ullus ('any').

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