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To reduce something to legal zero, as if it never dared to exist.
means To make a law, contract, vote, or effect officially void and without force.
from From Latin nullus, none, plus facere, to make — literally to make into nothing, a verb built for erasers.
Pre-Civil WarStates claimed power to nullify federal laws.
Crisis namedThe 1832 Nullification Crisis nearly split the union.
Math cousinMultiply anything by zero, you nullify it.