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nullifier

nullifier

9.0
A person who cancels legal or official documents
  • noun
  • /ˈnʌlɪfaɪər/
translation icon : anulador
  • The court appointed a nullifier to review and void suspicious contracts.

Examples

  • The nullifier rejected the contract due to a lack of signatures.

  • He asked to meet the nullifier responsible for annulling his license.

  • As the official nullifier, she had the authority to cancel the results of unfair elections.

  • A nullifier can invalidate legal documents effectively.

  • As the official nullifier, she had the authority to cancel the results of unfair elections.

  • He asked to meet the nullifier responsible for annulling his license.

  • The court appointed a nullifier to review and void suspicious contracts.

Synonyms

abrogator
vsnullifier
  • Formal
9.9

A person who cancels laws or rules

is an official who invalidates documents rather than repeals laws
abolisher
vsnullifier
7.4

A person or thing that ends laws, customs and systems

is a person who invalidates official legal documents specifically

Antonyms

enforcer
10 4.3

A person who makes sure people follow rules or laws

validator
1 4.4

A person or tool that checks if information meets required rules

Surface Forms

nullifier singular
nullifiers plural

Morphology

nullifier = nullify (transparent) = null + ify + er

Standard agent/instrument derivation from the verb 'nullify' to denote someone who invalidates documents.

Etymology

Nullifier comes from the root null meaning 'not any' or 'nothing' and the ending -er meaning 'one who'. So an official nullifier is someone who makes a document or decision 'null' — in other words, cancels or voids it.