nullified

• Describe algo que ha sido hecho legal o efectivamente inválido, sin fuerza o inútil, o que ha sido cancelado o anulado.

Describes something that has been made legally or effectively void, invalid, or useless.

1. Deprived of legal forceC1formal

   Made legally void or invalid; having no legal effect.

   Anulado (privado de fuerza legal)

   • The contract was nullified due to a breach of terms.
   • The court nullified the previous ruling.
   • All agreements were nullified after the merger fell through.

   Sinónimosinoperativeinvalidnullvoid

   Antónimosbindingeffectiveenforceableoperativevalid

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de hacer que algo sea legal o formalmente inválido, sin efecto o ineficaz.

A verb used to indicate the act of making something legally or officially void, invalid, or ineffective.

1. Make legally voidC1formal

   To make something legally invalid or ineffective.

   Anular legalmente

   • The court decided to nullify the contract due to fraud.
   • The new law nullifies the previous agreement.
   • They attempted to nullify the election results.

   Sinónimosabrogateannulcancelinvalidatequashrescindrevokevoid

   Antónimosconfirmratifyupholdvalidate

2. Cancel out or neutralizeC1formal

   To make something have no effect or value.

   Anular o neutralizar

   • The antidote nullified the effects of the poison.
   • His careful planning nullified the risks involved.
   • The team's strong defense nullified the opponent's attack.

   Sinónimosannulcancelcounteractinvalidatenegateneutralizeoffsetvoid

   Antónimosconfirmpreservereinforcestrengthenupholdvalidate