annul in Japanese
annul in Japanese is 取り消す, 廃棄 — annul means to officially declare something invalid or void, as if it never legally existed.
annul in Japanese
取り消す
Pronounced: torikesu
(transitive) To formally revoke the validity of.
廃棄
Pronounced: haiki
(transitive) To formally revoke the validity of.
What does "annul" mean?
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verb To officially declare something invalid or void, as if it never legally existed.
"The court annulled the contract due to fraud."
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annul in a sentence
- The court annulled the contract due to fraud.
- They had their marriage annulled after just three months.
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What is "annul" in Japanese?
"annul" in Japanese is 取り消す, 廃棄. annul means: To officially declare something invalid or void, as if it never legally existed.
How do you pronounce 取り消す?
"annul" in Japanese is 取り消す, pronounced "torikesu".
How do you use "annul" in a sentence?
Example: "The court annulled the contract due to fraud." In Japanese, "annul" is 取り消す, 廃棄.
Are there other ways to say "annul" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "annul": 取り消す, 廃棄.
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