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Meanings of nullity in English
Catalan
no-res Usage of nullity in English
1
But that Act was on the south of the Tweed a nullity.
2
Papal Court, whose nullity indeed had become a byword at the Vatican.
3
The Declaration was, in the eye of the law, a nullity.
4
The nullity of the sovereign assembly of the people involved no small danger.
5
The nullity school proved a worthy heir to the basic school.
6
Still more resented her own relegation to the nullity of the prenatal state.
7
In fact, they had reduced the decision to an absolute nullity.
8
In fact, they have reduced the decision to an absolute nullity.
9
He left the King a nullity, and the Queen all powerful.
10
It is, indeed, a question whether it is not in itself a nullity.
11
So many words can only serve to disguise the nullity of your projects.
12
As it is, the representative branch of our government is practically a nullity.
13
He instituted proceedings for nullity of contract, and gained the day.
14
It is not owing to constitutional laziness, either, that I am a nullity.
15
The divorce was a nullity, having no authority higher than Cranmer's.
16
First, the emphatic proclamation of the nullity of outward rites.
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