annullers

Those who invalidate

Those who annul—that is, people who declare something legally void or invalid.

The term appears most often in legal or formal contexts where marriages, contracts, or agreements are being invalidated: The annullers of the marriage cited fraud as grounds.

general

cancelers

Those who nullify agreements

negatorsThose who nullify
abolishersThose who officially terminate
eliminatorsThose who exclude others

erasers · undoers · neutralizers · invalidators · reversers · revokers · overturners · repealers · terminators · dissolvers

legal

voidance

Invalidation or evacuation

invalidatorsThose who void
nullifiersThings that cancel validity
cancelersThose who nullify agreements

dissolution · contracts · marriages · decrees · judgments · courts · petitioners · plaintiffs · statutes · rescission

religious

dispensation

Official permission to skip rules

tribunalJudicial decision-making body
ecclesiasticalRelating to church matters
canonicalAccepted as standard

matrimonial · sacrament · diocese · Vatican · bishops · petitioners · grounds · impediments · declaration · Catholic

Opposites

legal/official validation

annullersratifiers

Those who formally approve

validators · confirmers · certifiers · approvers · endorsers

preservation vs. cancellation

annullerspreservers

Things that maintain condition

upholders · establishers · maintainers · sustainers · protectors

Family

annulled

Familiarity: Top 1,000,000
Profile: Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G