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Meanings of nullify in English
Usage of nullify in English
1
Pinol and other politicians asked the Supreme Court to nullify the deal.
2
A carelessly dropped match might in an hour nullify all their labor.
3
To nullify this simple and natural conclusion strong evidence will be required.
4
It requires a simple majority, and if enacted would nullify the regulations.
5
Difficulties in giving practical implementation to that right do not nullify it.
6
The only way to nullify that is to turn the television off.
7
And yet she may nullify that law as well as any other.
8
If he did use it, they must contrive to nullify his magic.
9
That will cast the ballot and nullify the paper bar code.
10
The court's brief order did not address Paxton's request to nullify the license.
11
How, then, was he to nullify her impact on the situation?
12
Governor commander in chief, and using his name to nullify the existing laws.
13
Some of the officers intrigued with Congressmen to nullify the order.
14
They're colluding to nullify the votes of those searching for change.
15
Fear ye God, and nullify not the truth with the things ye possess.
16
What was true of Keats and Fitzgerald cannot nullify the merit of Barham.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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