null

adjective
UK /nʌl/
US /nʌl/

Having no value or meaning at all.

The test result was null, so it showed nothing.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In computing, a special value that means there is no data.

The variable was set to null before the program started.

3. Having no legal force or effect.

The contract was declared null by the court.

4. To cancel or make something ineffective.

The new rule nulled the earlier agreement.