null

• Le mot 'null' n'est pas un adjectif anglais standard ; c'est un terme utilisé principalement en informatique, en mathématiques et en droit pour désigner l'absence de valeur, une quantité nulle ou l'invalidité.

The word 'null' is not an English adjective in standard usage; it is a term primarily used in computing, mathematics, and law to denote the absence of value, a zero quantity, or invalidity.

1. Legally invalidB2formallegal

   Having no legal or binding force; void.

   nul (juridique)

   • The contract was declared null and void by the court.
   • Any agreement made under duress is considered null.
   • The judge ruled the clause null due to a technicality.

   Synonymesinoperativeinvalidnugatoryvoid

   Antonymesbindingeffectualenforceablevalid

2. Having no value or effectB2formal

   Lacking significance, value, or effect; worthless.

   nul

   • All our efforts were rendered null by the new policy.
   • The data returned a null result in the experiment.
   • His objections were null in the face of the evidence.

   Synonymesfruitlessfutileineffectualinvalidnilnugatoryuselessvoidworthless

   Antonymeseffectivemeaningfulsignificantvalidvaluable

• Nom désignant une valeur nulle ou sans importance, souvent utilisé dans un contexte technique ou mathématique pour indiquer zéro, l'absence de valeur ou le néant.

A noun referring to a quantity of no importance or value, often used in technical or mathematical contexts to denote zero or nothing.

1. Zero or nothingB2formal

   A quantity or value that is considered to be of no importance or equal to zero.

   zéro, nul

   • The result of the calculation was null.
   • In mathematics, null is often used to represent an empty set.
   • The experiment produced a null effect.

   Synonymesnadanaughtnilnothingnoughtzerozilchzip

   Antonymesanythingquantitysomething

2. Invalid or voidB2formal

   Something that has no legal or binding force; invalid.

   Nul, non avenu

   • The contract was declared null and void by the court.
   • His claim was considered null due to lack of evidence.
   • The election results were null after the investigation.

   Synonymesnullity

   Antonymesbindingeffectivelegalvalid