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| an·nul [ ə núl ] (past and past participle an·nulled, present participle an·nul·ling, 3rd person present singular an·nuls) |
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1. make something invalid: to declare a legal document or agreement invalid
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2. declare marriage invalid: to declare that a marriage was never a true marriage in the eyes of a church, e.g. because one of the parties was not completely committed to it
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3. destroy something: to wipe out or destroy the effect or existence of something
  not able to annul my fears
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| [14th century. Via Old French anuller< late Latin annullare "make into nothing" < Latin nullus "nothing"] |
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| an·nul·ment noun |
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