nullifying (Meaning)

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nullifying (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Nullify

The treaty's ambiguous wording threatened to nullify its intended purpose.
The discovery of new evidence nullified the initial verdict of the case.
The excessive force used by the police nullified any possibility of a peaceful resolution.
The government's decision to lift the lockdown measures prematurely nullified the progress made in containing the virus.
The lack of parental consent nullified the minor's medical procedure.
The new legislation nullified the existing regulations, creating legal uncertainty.
The harsh weather conditions nullified the plans for the outdoor event.
The company's failure to meet contractual obligations nullified the agreement.
The injured party's negligence nullified their claim for damages.
The Supreme Court ruling nullified the lower court's decision, setting a precedent for future cases.

of Nullify

negating, neutralizing,deterring, baffling, frustrating, deterrent, blocking, retardant, preventive, precautionary

aiding, assisting, aiding,assisting, fostering,facilitating, fostering, promoting, abetting, smoothing

The treaty's ambiguous wording threatened to nullify its intended purpose.

The discovery of new evidence nullified the initial verdict of the case.

The excessive force used by the police nullified any possibility of a peaceful resolution.

The government's decision to lift the lockdown measures prematurely nullified the progress made in containing the virus.