annulment in Latin
annulment in Latin is abolitiō — annulment means the act of officially cancelling something, especially a legal declaration that a marriage was never valid.
annulment in Latin
abolitiō
An act or instance of annulling.
What does "annulment" mean?
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noun The act of officially cancelling something, especially a legal declaration that a marriage was never valid.
"She sought an annulment rather than a divorce."
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annulment in a sentence
- She sought an annulment rather than a divorce.
- The judge granted the annulment on the grounds the marriage was never legally valid.
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What is "annulment" in Latin?
"annulment" in Latin is abolitiō. annulment means: The act of officially cancelling something, especially a legal declaration that a marriage was never valid.
How do you use "annulment" in a sentence?
Example: "She sought an annulment rather than a divorce." In Latin, "annulment" is abolitiō.
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