nullifier
/ˈnʌləˌfaɪər/
noun
- A person or thing that makes something legally invalid or void.
- The new law is a nullifier of previous tax exemptions.
- The senator was known as a nullifier of outdated regulations.
- The court acted as a nullifier of the unfair contract.
- A person or thing that causes something to have no effect or power.
- This chemical is a nullifier of strong odors.
- The shield acted as a nullifier of the enemy's radar signals.
- She was a nullifier of negativity in the office, always calming tensions.
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