Null
Legally without force
Null means empty, invalid, or amounting to nothing.
A null result yields no useful data.
In law, null describes something without legal force: The contract was declared null and void.
In computing and mathematics, null represents the absence of a value—not zero, but no value at all.
A null set contains no elements.
To nullify is to cancel or make ineffective.
- undefinedNot clearly delineated
- voidableCapable of being nullified
- void contractLegally cancel an agreement
- zeroNumerical absence of quantity
- invalidWithout legal force
uninitialized · nothingness · nonexistent · missing · emptiness · nonbinding · nothing burger · ground zero · empty set · absence · placeholder · blank slate · abrogated · canceled · blankness · vacant · naught · hollow
Nullvalid
Legally or logically sound
binding · enforceable · effective · operative · in force
- null and voidWithout legal effect
- jury nullificationPanel ignores law, acquits
- null hypothesisAssumed no relationship exists
- null setCollection with nothing inside
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