v. to make legally null; make void; annul to make valueless or useless; bring to nothing to cancel out
The new agreement will nullify the old agreement.
The new agreement will nullify the old agreement.
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How did the King plan to nullify his marriage to Queen Catherine?
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invalidate; annul; quash; void; avoid; cancel; strike down
validate; encourage; improve
3 syllables
nul-li-fy
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