What is the meaning of nullify? A. To invalidate B. To make something into law C. To make something valid or legally binding

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asked Feb 2, 2021 55.0k views

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What is the meaning of nullify?

A. To invalidate
B. To make something into law
C. To make something valid or legally binding

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A. To invalidate this is the correct answer

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