nul·li·fy <-ie-> ['nʌlɪfaɪ] VB trans
1. nullify (invalidate):
- nullify
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2. nullify (make useless):
- nullify one's work
- osujetiti perf
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Their efforts resulted in a number of fish-ins along rivers to support aboriginal fishing rights nullified by a state supreme court decision.
en.wikipedia.org The other states, however, did not follow suit and several rejected the notion that states could nullify federal law.
en.wikipedia.org The touchdown was nullified, though the interception stood.
en.wikipedia.org These crimes are eventually nullified through an equal punishment in the next life.
en.wikipedia.org It was found that wiping a current-carrying cable up and down a ship's hull temporarily cancelled the ships' magnetic signature sufficiently to nullify the threat.
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