nullified

• Descreve algo que foi tornado legal ou efetivamente inválido, sem força ou inútil.

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

   • 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.

   Sinônimosinoperativeinvalidnullvoid

   Antônimosbindingeffectiveenforceableoperativevalid

• Verbo usado para indicar o ato de declarar algo jurídica ou oficialmente inválido, sem força ou sem efeito.

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

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

   Sinônimosabrogateannulcancelinvalidatequashrescindrevokevoid

   Antônimosconfirmratifyupholdvalidate

2. Cancel out or neutralizeC1formal

   To make something have no effect or value.

   Anular

   • 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.

   Sinônimosannulcancelcounteractinvalidatenegateneutralizeoffsetvoid

   Antônimosconfirmpreservereinforcestrengthenupholdvalidate