Definition of Nullify

make of no use or value; cancel out

Examples of Nullify in a sentence

Hopefully the coffee will nullify the drowsy effects of the medication and allow me to stay awake. 🔊

Cara foolishly believed defaulting on her student loans would nullify her obligation to pay them and allow her to spend her extra money on other things. 🔊

Since the highest court in the land has said states cannot nullify gay marriages, many homosexuals have gotten married to celebrate the decision. 🔊

The neighborhood has made an attempt to nullify the real estate developer’s plans by protesting outside of city hall. 🔊

Since the restaurant does not want its future customers to learn about its flaws, it is using a number of techniques to hide and nullify negative feedback. 🔊

The prisoner could only hope the appellate court would nullify his guilty verdict and release him back into society. 🔊

The president’s political rivals did everything they could to nullify his budget proposal to make room for their own agenda. 🔊

If you damage your refrigerator while trying to fix it, you could possibly nullify your warranty and find yourself responsible for all the repair costs. 🔊

The government has passed a law to nullify a previous law that did not recognize the civil rights of all individuals. 🔊

Your unexcused absence from school does not nullify the fact you have a huge project due in two days. 🔊

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