Annuller: meaning, definitions and examples

Used in formal legal or official contexts to declare that something is not valid.

• The court decided to annuller the contract
• The marriage was annullered after evidence of fraud was found

Generally used to make something legally or officially unacceptable or void.

• New evidence can invalidate the previous court ruling
• His passport was invalidated due to security concerns

Typically used to formally cancel the validity or operation of something, such as a law, privilege, or license.

• The company had to revoke his access to the secure network
• Her driving license was revoked for repeated offenses

Utilized to describe something that is legally empty or ineffective, often after being declared so.

• The court declared the contract void
• The warranty becomes void if the product is altered