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nullity

[nuhl-i-tee] / ˈnʌl ɪ ti /


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Mr Lungu, who is seeking a second term, also said that violence in provinces where he lost votes had rendered "the whole exercise a nullity".

From BBC

The widow’s attorney argued that the holographic will was “an ineffective codicil” to the original will and “likely a nullity.”

From Los Angeles Times

The social nullity of the virus shutdowns wiped out distractions and enclosed him and his new teammates in a bubble.

From Washington Post

Trump’s lawyers, in papers filed Tuesday, describe the proceeding as “a legal nullity that runs patently contrary to the plain language of the Constitution.”

From Washington Post

And the rest of the deal would probably never be finalized — it would be festooned with so many loopholes that it would be a nullity.

From Los Angeles Times