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• A palavra 'null' não é um adjetivo comum do inglês; é um termo usado principalmente em computação, matemática e direito para indicar ausência de valor, quantidade zero ou invalidade.

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.

   Nulo

   • 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.

   Sinônimosinoperativeinvalidnugatoryvoid

   Antônimosbindingeffectualenforceablevalid

2. Having no value or effectB2formal

   Lacking significance, value, or effect; worthless.

   Nulo

   • 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.

   Sinônimosfruitlessfutileineffectualinvalidnilnugatoryuselessvoidworthless

   Antônimoseffectivemeaningfulsignificantvalidvaluable

• Substantivo que designa um valor sem significado ou valor, ou a ausência de algo; usado em contextos técnicos, matemáticos e de programação para indicar zero, nada ou inexistência.

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.

   Nulo

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

   Sinônimosnadanaughtnilnothingnoughtzerozilchzip

   Antônimosanythingquantitysomething

2. Invalid or voidB2formal

   Something that has no legal or binding force; invalid.

   Nulo

   • 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.

   Sinônimosnullity

   Antônimosbindingeffectivelegalvalid