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annullate

annullate verb: to annul.

Verb

annullate (third-person singular simple present annullates, present participle annullating, simple past and past participle annullated)

  1. (obsolete, transitive) To annul.
    • And therfore, if our Churche haue againe taken from them her graunte , and annullated their Degrees (as it ᵃ hathe done) aſke them, by vvhat litle they vvil claime the ſame.1576, Richard Bristow, “The xli. demaunde”, in Demaundes to be Proponed of Catholiqves to the Heretikes, page 90

Forms of annullate

third-person singular presentannullates
present participleannullating
past participleannullated
pastannullated

Origin of annullate

Borrowed from Latin annūllātus, perfect passive participle of annūllō (“to annul”).

Questions about annullate

What does annullate mean?
Annullate means to annul.
What part of speech is annullate?
Annullate is a verb.
What is the past tense of annullate?
The past tense of annullate is annullated.

Words near annullate in the dictionary

  1. annuletty
  2. annuli
  3. annuliform
  4. annullability
  5. annullable
  6. annullate
  7. annullated
  8. annullates
  9. annullating
  10. annullation
  11. annullations

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