nullity
/ˈnʌlɪti/
noun
- The state of being legally invalid or having no legal force.
- The court declared the contract a nullity because it was signed under pressure.
- The marriage was later ruled a nullity due to a technical error in the paperwork.
- Without the proper signatures, the document is a legal nullity.
- Something that is insignificant, worthless, or has no value or effect.
- After the scandal, his reputation became a nullity in the business world.
- In the grand scheme of things, that small mistake was a nullity.
- The so-called 'solution' turned out to be a complete nullity, solving nothing.
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