annul in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To annul means to declare invalid or void, especially in a legal context, such as a marriage or contract.

The court decided to annul the couple's marriage due to fraud.
After reviewing the evidence, the judge was compelled to annul the contract.
They sought to annul the decision made by the committee last month.
In some cultures, a marriage can be annulled if it was never consummated.
The new law allows individuals to annul debts under certain conditions.
To annul an agreement, both parties must consent to the dissolution.
She was relieved when her lawyer confirmed they could annul the adoption.
The board voted overwhelmingly to annul the previous resolution.
After much deliberation, they chose to annul their engagement peacefully.
The organization aims to annul outdated policies that hinder progress.