nullify

English

Etymology

null +‎ -ify.

Pronunciation

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Verb

nullify (third-person singular simple present nullifies, present participle nullifying, simple past and past participle nullified)

1. (transitive, law) to make legally invalid.

   The contract has been nullified.

2. to prevent from happening

Synonyms

• (to make legally invalid): terminate

Translations

to make legally invalid

• Dutch: annuleren (nl), vernietigen (nl), ongedaan maken
• Finnish: mitätöidä (fi)
• French: annuler (fr)

• German: annullieren (de)
• Romanian: a anula (ro)
• Russian: аннули́ровать (ru) (annulírovat’) impf. and pf.
• Swedish: omintetgöra (sv)

to prevent from happening

• Finnish: estää (fi), ehkäistä (fi)

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• Mandarin: 使無效 (cmn), 使无效 (cmn)
• Greek: ακυρώνω (el) (akyróno)
• Italian: annullare (it)
• Portuguese: anular (pt)
• Spanish: anular (es)