Nullify Meaning in English

word

US

ˈnəɫəˌfaɪ

NUH-luh-fy

UK

nˈʌlɪfˌaɪ

NUL-ih-fy

التعريف

To make something legally or officially have no effect; to cancel or invalidate something.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

"Nullify" is a formal term, often used in legal, official, or technical contexts. Common collocations: "nullify a contract," "nullify an effect," "nullify the results." It means to completely remove value or force, not just lessen it. Not typically used in casual conversation.

• Spanish: anular - invalidar
• Portuguese (BR): anular - invalidar
• Portuguese (PT): anular - invalidar
• Chinese (Simplified): 使无效 - 使作废
• Chinese (Traditional): 使無效 - 使作廢
• Hindi: निरस्त करना - अमान्य करना
• Arabic: يُلغي - يبطل
• Bengali: বাতিল করা - অকার্যকর করা
• Russian: аннулировать - свести на нет
• Japanese: 無効にする
• Vietnamese: vô hiệu hóa - làm mất hiệu lực
• Korean: 무효로 하다 - 효력을 없애다
• Turkish: geçersiz kılmak - hükümsüz bırakmak
• Urdu: کالعدم قرار دینا - باطل کرنا
• Indonesian: membatalkan - meniadakan

جمل نموذجية

The court decided to nullify the law.

basic

A missing signature can nullify the contract.

basic

The medicine may nullify the effects of the poison.

basic

His actions could nullify years of hard work.

natural

If you break the rules, your participation could be nullified.

natural

They’re trying to nullify the previous agreement and start fresh.

natural