nullify

To cross one's fingers is a hand gesture used to superstitiously wish for good luck or to nullify a promise.

Requiring orders to be posted for at least a second would nullify the value of flash orders and of probing the market.

defensive measures designed to destroy attacking enemy aircraft or missiles or to nullify their effectiveness.

To prevent from occurring or to nullify ( "suppress interrupts" ; "suppress DCD" ).

But Ferreira, to his credit, sprung consistently and quickly off the cover to confront the winger and nullify his impact.

The Light chambers nullify all this and vivify what has lain dormant in you.

Thus you nullify the word of God by your tradition that you have handed down. And you do many things like that.

I guess they sort of nullify each other, or something.

The land user shall surrender the certificate for land use and undertake procedures to nullify the registration.

North Korea had often threatened to nullify the armistice, especially when the United States and South Korea were conducting drills.

He stepped down as president in September, but is now demanding that Fujitsu "nullify" the resignation.

Using Active Directory based group policy settings does not nullify the need for local security policy settings.

Chelsea have 11 danger men so we have to make sure we nullify that and then take advantage of the weaknesses there are in their game.

Moreover, the legal requirements of individual systems may, conceivably, nullify supply and demand.

So you nullify the word of God through the tradition you have handed on. And you do many other things like that.

These maxims, without any statute giving them force or operation, frequently control the effect and nullify the language of wills.

The most important of these endowed the courts with sweeping authority to review and nullify the ICC's rate decisions.

Only his physical gifts and unflappable determination could nullify the Magic's season sweep.

These surface charges partially nullify the effect of the charges on the metal plates.

These could nullify efforts by farmers to increase planting areas in response to the highest prices since the 2007-08 food crisis.

To make ineffectual or invalid; nullify.

of the water heater may create a hazard to life and property and will nullify the warranty.

He may well want to keep some actions and nullify others, not necessarily in strict reverse order.

North Korea also threatened to nullify the 1953 armistice that ended the Korean War.

To nullify or render void; abolish.

If we catch an error from a certain IP, we should temporarily nullify the IP and not use it for a period of 24 hours.

resciss repeal nullify abolish quash withdraw abrogate abolish annul cancel invalidate recall rescind revoke nullify retract overrule

withdraw its second lawsuit seeking to nullify the election

Nullify the agreement The ticket or check has been voided

I've been waiting for the chance to nullify this sick romance