annul
verbUK /əˈnʌl/
US /əˈnʌl/
To cancel something so it no longer counts.
The judge decided to annul the marriage.
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2. To make a law or agreement officially invalid.
The court annulled the old contract.
3. To declare a marriage invalid from the start.
They asked the church to annul their wedding.
4. To wipe out or destroy completely.
The storm annulled all signs of the camp.