Nullify
Pronunciation: /ˈnʌləˌfaɪ/
Nullify (verb)
- To make something no longer valid or effective, so it cannot be used or trusted.
- To stop the effect of an action or result, so it does not produce the expected outcome.
- To take away the power or force of something, making it unable to continue.
Examples
- The new rule nullifies the old agreement.
- The judge nullifies the contract because of fraud.