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annulment

/əˈnʌl.mənt/

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noun

Annulation

An act or instance of annulling.

Examples :

"The annulment of the student's exam was granted because of a serious medical emergency. "

L'annulation de l'examen de l'étudiant a été accordée en raison d'une urgence médicale grave.

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noun

Annulation

The state of having been annulled.

Examples :

"The annulment of their marriage meant they were legally considered never to have been married at all. "

L'annulation de leur mariage signifiait qu'ils étaient légalement considérés comme n'ayant jamais été mariés.

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noun

Annulation

An invalidation of something, especially a legal contract.

Examples :

"The court granted the annulment of the marriage contract. "

Le tribunal a prononcé l'annulation du contrat de mariage.

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noun

Annulation, nullité

A legal (notably judicial) declaration that a marriage is invalid; the procedure leading to it.

Examples :

"The annulment of the marriage was finalized after the couple discovered they had been unknowingly married in a ceremony lacking proper legal authorization. "

L'annulation du mariage a été finalisée après que le couple a découvert qu'il s'était marié à son insu lors d'une cérémonie dépourvue d'autorisation légale appropriée.

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Annulation, destruction totale

Total destruction.

Examples :

"The fire caused an annulment of the entire school library. "

L'incendie a causé l'annulation de toute la bibliothèque de l'école.

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