Meanings of nul in English

Are you worried that private health insurance is nul and void now?

Spot the difference Plagiarism always scores nul points for students.

Or nul points, as we say in Europe.

Instead of nul points, competitors get eight faults.

The motto, "Voyez tous, nul ne touche!" struck me greatly.

Even Eurovision voters have spurned the Norwegian entries, giving them nul points so often it became a running joke.

If we hadn't, as Alastair rightly pointed out, we were going to Europe for 'nul points' with the British electorate.

Under the new method of compiling votes, there may be less likelihood of acts ending up with the infamous nul points.

We all know that countries do not allocate marks based on merit - that's why the British usually give us nul point.

They visibly bridle at suggestions that they are best known to the rest of the continent for a record equalling run of nul points.

The ineptitude of Zimbabwe's performance at Lord's in the first Test of the summer makes Jemini's discordant nul points Eurovision effort seem like a success.

Saudi Aramco said it did not comment on rumour or speculation, while Boskalis declined to comment and Jan de Nul did not comment.

NUL points to Reuters, the vaunted news agency, which this week reported that James Joyce's hero in Ulysses was "Leonard Bloom".

Are you worried that private health insurance is nul and void now?

Spot the difference Plagiarism always scores nul points for students.

Or nul points, as we say in Europe.