annul
/əˈnʌl/
verb
- To officially declare that something (such as a law, contract, or marriage) is no longer valid.
- The new law annuls the previous regulation, making it void.
- The court decided to annul the contract because it was signed under pressure.
- They asked the church to annul their marriage after only a few months.
- To cancel or make something ineffective.
- His apology annulled the bad feelings between them.
- The team's victory was annulled because they used an ineligible player.
- A technical error annulled the results of the election.
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