nul
8.3
Without any value or effect
- adjective
- /nʌl/
- Archaic
:
nulo
- The contract was declared nul after both parties failed to sign it.
Examples
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If the result is nul, you should check for errors in your calculation.
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This value is nul.
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In the database, a nul entry means that no data was provided for that field.
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Don't give a nul response!
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In the database, a nul entry means that no data was provided for that field.
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If the result is nul, you should check for errors in your calculation.
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The contract was declared nul after both parties failed to sign it.
Synonyms
1
9.9
Not having any real value or importance
covers lack of effect or significance, not only worthlessness
Compounds
How Valuable
Surface Forms
nul positive
Etymology
Nul comes from the old Latin word nullus, which means 'not any' or 'none', so nul means 'zero' or that something has no value.